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This Aug. 3, 2016, photo shows the Indian Tower memorial built in 1916 at an 18th-century gravesite for 67 people, including four Native Americans, in Nazareth, Pa. Officials from Nazareth Moravian Church, which owns the Indian Tower memorial, say vandalism is a persistent problem and they've let graffiti accumulate since spending $4,500 to clean and repaint the tower in 2014. The Rev. Jeffrey Gehris says graffiti reappeared within two days. (Amy Herzog/The Morning Call via AP)
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