Katie Finlon for Shaw Media<br /> Sycamore History Museum secretary Jayne Higgins addresses the crowd of more than 50 people before the annual Etched in Stone Elmwood Cemetery Heritage Walk begins at the cemetery, 901 S Cross St.
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