Graveyard Photos
Apr 7, 2012 08:48:11 #
A few out of my library.
Hollywood Cemetery is on the James River in Richmond,
VA.
Edgar Allen Poe has two stones in the Westminster Burial Site in Baltimore. One is the original grave sit. The other is a larger monument honoring Mr. Poe.
Hollywood Cemetery is on the James River in Richmond,
VA.
Edgar Allen Poe has two stones in the Westminster Burial Site in Baltimore. One is the original grave sit. The other is a larger monument honoring Mr. Poe.
Hollywood Cemetary -- Confederate section
Original gravesite for E.A. Poe
Hollewood Cemetary -- Confederate section
Church expands over graves
Apr 7, 2012 10:01:38 #
[quote=MagnaRyder2]A few out of my library.
Hollywood Cemetery is on the James River in Richmond,
VA.
quote]
Here's the gravestones in Hollywood of the Confederate Dead that are located near your pyramid "Monument"
Hollywood Cemetery is on the James River in Richmond,
VA.
quote]
Here's the gravestones in Hollywood of the Confederate Dead that are located near your pyramid "Monument"
A FIELD OF THE GETTYSBURG DEAD, HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY, RICHMOND
Apr 7, 2012 11:00:34 #
MagnaRyder2 wrote:
A few out of my library.
Hollywood Cemetery is on the James River in Richmond,
VA.
Edgar Allen Poe has two stones in the Westminster Burial Site in Baltimore. One is the original grave sit. The other is a larger monument honoring Mr. Poe.
Hollywood Cemetery is on the James River in Richmond,
VA.
Edgar Allen Poe has two stones in the Westminster Burial Site in Baltimore. One is the original grave sit. The other is a larger monument honoring Mr. Poe.
Do you know why the church was expanded over the graves?
Apr 7, 2012 15:50:24 #
This from Wikipedia:
In 1852, a church was erected overtop the graveyard, its brick piers straddling gravestones and burial vaults to create what later Baltimoreans referred to as "catacombs." For years, it was thought that the Gothic Revival-style Westminster Presbyterian Church was built in response to a new city ordinance prohibiting cemeteries that were not adjacent to a religious structure.
In 1852, a church was erected overtop the graveyard, its brick piers straddling gravestones and burial vaults to create what later Baltimoreans referred to as "catacombs." For years, it was thought that the Gothic Revival-style Westminster Presbyterian Church was built in response to a new city ordinance prohibiting cemeteries that were not adjacent to a religious structure.
Apr 7, 2012 16:12:12 #
Some of my "newest" shots in Savannah, GA and Charleston, SC...
Apr 7, 2012 20:00:45 #
More great graveyard photos. Poe, pyramids, and Bonaventure to boot!
Here's a few more from me.
Eric
Here's a few more from me.
Eric
Apr 7, 2012 20:23:39 #
well ... guess it's a matter but time means nothing at times
#!
My Wife Robin the day of her mothers funural
Apr 7, 2012 20:36:34 #
Well ... Life will go on so all I got is WELL?
Rose Bud, Texas ,,, 2011
guess I'll park it here ... later gator
Apr 7, 2012 20:42:33 #
asylum1972 wrote:
Some of my "newest" shots in Savannah, GA and Charleston, SC...
Impressive is just a word
rock hard work here
May 30, 2012 17:52:00 #
renomike wrote:
Childs grave marker... Destroyed by someone thoughtless. All three from the same forgotten cemetery on California Highway 101, central part of the state.
Last one my ggggrandmothers tombstone.
Mike
Last one my ggggrandmothers tombstone.
Mike
Thanx Mike...Yep been there. There is also a headstone, Albert ( I think Albert) Perrin. He might have his roots in Vermont and even further in Québec. Jim
May 31, 2012 02:31:07 #
May 31, 2012 09:58:44 #
[quote=Roadrunner]
Jim... The Virginia City grave stone are below this post, there are about 8 photos from The Virginia City Cemetary.
My mom's side were French Canadian out of Quebec,and France before that..... :0) :thumbup:
Mike
renomike wrote:
Childs grave marker... Destroyed by someone thoughtless. All three from the same forgotten cemetery on California Highway 101, central part of the state.
Thanx Mike...Yep been there. There is also a headstone, Albert ( I think Albert) Perrin. He might have his roots in Vermont and even further in Québec. Jim
Thanx Mike...Yep been there. There is also a headstone, Albert ( I think Albert) Perrin. He might have his roots in Vermont and even further in Québec. Jim
Jim... The Virginia City grave stone are below this post, there are about 8 photos from The Virginia City Cemetary.
My mom's side were French Canadian out of Quebec,and France before that..... :0) :thumbup:
Mike
Jun 1, 2012 07:08:50 #
Jun 1, 2012 09:43:32 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Thanx Mike...Yep been there. There is also a headstone, Albert ( I think Albert) Perrin. He might have his roots in Vermont and even further in Québec. Jim
Jim.... Next time up to the cemetary, I'll see if I can find Albert or any Perrin. There are a lot of stones missing and many hard to impossible to read, but I will take a look.
Mike
Jun 1, 2012 11:31:26 #
renomike wrote:
Jim.... Next time up to the cemetary, I'll see if I can find Albert or any Perrin. There are a lot of stones missing and many hard to impossible to read, but I will take a look.
Mike
Roadrunner wrote:
Thanx Mike...Yep been there. There is also a headstone, Albert ( I think Albert) Perrin. He might have his roots in Vermont and even further in Québec. Jim
Jim.... Next time up to the cemetary, I'll see if I can find Albert or any Perrin. There are a lot of stones missing and many hard to impossible to read, but I will take a look.
Mike
OK..I have a photo somewhere here of the stone...j
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