1,301 Comments Posted by Guitorman

Just like a movie.
You can feel it.


Common in 19th C cems. to have stones
that read things like "Father" or "Our Son"
or simply "asleep"

I can see the pirates did a good job of hiding their treasure.

Thats' really rather nice.

Thats' nice..............

Largest receiving vault I;ve seen.

I know it isn't, but that looks like a vacuum cleaner on the right.

Whenever I come upon a cemetery for the first time there are several things I look for :
one of those things is the receiving vault.
most 19th century cems. had a separate stone bldg.
In some cases the vault is built into a hillside
or,right under the lawn with a hatch door.
This arrangement is a new one to me, as is the funeral chaple.

Wow.
I've never seen anything like that before.
Specialized chaple.

Now those aren't the real pipes.
They're hidden.

My older brother is a pipe organist.

Are those boarded windows? Look like 12 Stations of the Cross may have been there.

Those two remarks at the top of the frame are a scream !

Love those high vaulted ceilings.

('i' before 'e'....0

hmmm...

Kind of like St. Alban's,the high Episcople church @ 2nd & Tabor where my brother converted to that faith some35 years ago.
It was imported stone by stone from England.
Still intend to go back for a visit and to see if that rector is still there.
My brother was the organist there.