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Tombstone – Urn Carving Detail
Posted on 30 March 2011 | No CommentsA close photo of the urn carving detail on the top of the tombstone of my great granduncle Atwood Drew in the Burial Hill Cemetery, Plymouth, Massachusetts. -
Grill, Glue and Strap That Headstone
Posted on 30 March 2011 | No CommentsOld soft stone tombstones suffer greatly from freeze / thaw cycles over the decades. Add brain dead teenage boys to the mix and the markers are doomed. The only hope... -
William Rogers – 11 March 1873
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The Children of Mountainville
Posted on 30 March 2011 | No CommentsBefore its name was changed to Alpine, the community surrounded by Alp-like peaks in Utah County, Utah was called Mountainville. Local sculptor and artist, Dennis Smith, remembers the children who... -
Elkanah Churchill–1845–Plymouth
Posted on 30 March 2011 | No CommentsElkanah Churchill tombstone in the Burial Hill Cemetery, Plymouth, Massachusetts. Elkanah Churchill, died Oct 7, 1845 in his 37 year. -
East Hampton Cemetery Trek
Posted on 30 March 2011 | No CommentsStrolling through the cemeteries of East Hampton. -
Cemetery in the Fall
Posted on 29 March 2011 | No CommentsLiving in a mountain climate limits the season available to take tombstone photos. There is something special about walking through the fall leaves, smelling their smells, enjoying the last warmth... -
Louis Larsen–Spanish American War Vet
Posted on 29 March 2011 | No CommentsLouis Larsen served in the U.S. Volunteer Calvary during the Spanish – American War. He is buried in the Lehi City Cemetery, Utah. -
Emma Louisa Burger Drew Mead Tombstone
Posted on 29 March 2011 | No CommentsEmma Louisa Berger Drew Mead was born in Iowa in 1852. She moved to the gold country of California with her family at age six. After marrying Charles Drew of... -
Lost and Stranded Cemeteries
Posted on 29 March 2011 | No CommentsThere are thousands of lost and stranded cemeteries in the world. Many are hidden in the woods, others are being slowly eaten by construction and particularly by shopping center parking...
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