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Cemeteries - New Orleans : 2010 & 2008 Cemetery Photos in NOLA.

Cemeteries - New Orleans

Nicholas Pappagallo

2010 & 2008 Cemetery Photos in NOLA.

Updated: Feb 21, 2010 9:28am PST

Marble Cemetery : A very interesting cemetery on Second street in Manhattan. I never saw so many squirrels in one place except for other cemeteries. What is it with squirrels and cemeteries?

Marble Cemetery

InOurTime

A very interesting cemetery on Second street in Manhattan. I never saw ...

Updated: Dec 03, 2009 2:40pm PST

walton cemetery : 11-29-09

walton cemetery

Tom Reichert

11-29-09

Updated: Nov 29, 2009 5:51pm PST

St. Joseph Mt. Morah Cemetery : Established in 1851 it is the oldest operating cemetery in Saint Joseph, MO. and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. It is known for its fine tomb architecture. "Mausoleum Row" represents some of the economic and social elite of this city. Three MO. governors, M. Jeff Thompson, "The Swamp Fox" of the Confederacy, two Pony Express riders and two of Quantrill's Raiders are among the famous buried here.

St. Joseph Mt. Morah Cemetery

barnbones

Established in 1851 it is the oldest operating cemetery in Saint Josep ...

Updated: Nov 06, 2009 11:44am PST

Halloween in the Cemetery : Halloween Stroll through Mount Pleasant

Halloween in the Cemetery

John

Halloween Stroll through Mount Pleasant

Updated: Nov 01, 2009 1:33pm PST

Ferndale Cemetery : In September 2009 I visited Ferndale Cemetery in Ferndale, CA. It is a fascinating cemetery in several different ways. First, it is the more-or-less typical 19th century cemetery where the town's early settlers and founding fathers are at rest, and thus provides a vivid connection to history. Second, because it was established on such steeply sloping terrain, it presents a very unusual aspect as well as (for those hardy enough to make their way to the top of the hill) spectacular views of the city and surrounding countryside. Third, in dramatic contrast to the Victorian mourning conventions of the 19th century graves, newer graves in the cemetery show us a completely different perspective on grief and commemoration rituals--highly personal, informal, homemade, cluttered and messy, and unique. I like cemeteries, although I am no expert, and visit as many as I can. I'm sure I have never seen a collection of graves quite like these.

Ferndale Cemetery

iowaperson

In September 2009 I visited Ferndale Cemetery in Ferndale, CA. It is ...

Updated: Oct 30, 2009 10:38am PST

Graceland Cemetery, Chicago, IL :

Graceland Cemetery, Chicago, IL

TMSphotography

Updated: Sep 30, 2009 11:47pm PST

West Point Cemetery : West Point Cemetery is a small Oregon pioneer cemetery just north of the town of Coburg. Its inhabitants include some of the founding families of Coburg, as well as some relatives of Joaquin Miller, a well-known writer who was a contemporary of Mark Twain and grew up in this area. It is a typically peaceful small country cemetery, idyllic even though it is barely a stone's throw from Interstate 5. I visited the cemetery on August 12, 2009, with my friend Jo-Anne who used to live in Coburg and knows a lot about the history of the area. The pictures were taken with my little point-and-shoot Canon.

West Point Cemetery

iowaperson

West Point Cemetery is a small Oregon pioneer cemetery just north of t ...

Updated: Aug 12, 2009 8:39pm PST

Mobile Cemeteries : Mobile is a deeply Catholic town, which translates into the most interesting old cemeteries this side of New Orleans.

Mobile Cemeteries

Douglas Mitchell

Mobile is a deeply Catholic town, which translates into the most inte ...

Updated: Jul 28, 2009 7:08pm PST

WE REMEMBER :

WE REMEMBER

JulieAshurst

Updated: Jul 19, 2009 5:46pm PST

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