The image is a photograph of a historical marker in a cemetery. The marker is rectangular in shape and is made of a dark blue material with a white border. On the top of the marker, there is a circular emblem with the word "Texas" written in white. Below the emblem, it reads "Bascom Cemetery" in white lettering.

The marker is located in a grassy area with other gravestones and trees in the background. The text on the marker reads "Bascom was settled in the mid-1840s and named for a Tennessee methodist bishop by early settler, Lazariah Smith Burials took place until 1857 when one acre west of the Tyler Road and two acres of land. Day of the dead were set aside from the early burial of John Pinkerton in 1851. The first recorded burial was recorded in the area of the cemetery. Among the more than 2,000 acres, the cemetery was located at least one veteran of the war of 1812."

Overall, the marker is a reminder of the history and significance of Bascom Cemetery in Texas.