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Jewish Cemetery Freistett
Cemetery view.
Freistett, Germany
Baden-Wuerttemberg
N48 39 643
E7 56.365
JCEAA ID: C050207
18 September 2005
Juedischer Friedhof Freistett
The cemetery was laid out in 1840. The lodge shown here was originally described as a chapel
The building stands by the entrance gates, which are at the eastern side of the cemetery.
Both the lodge and the gates were designed in 1839 by John Stephen (of Scott, Stephen & Gale).
Oaklawn Cemetery Glen Carbon IL
Handlon Rhoda M 1832-1920
Handlon James H 1823-1879
Handlon Harriet 1800-186?
Handlon Samuel
Handlon Mathias 1791-1858
Veterans from all the nation's wars are buried in the cemetery, from the American Revolution through the Iraq and Afghanistan. Pre-Civil War dead were reinterred after 1900.
Lieut. Glen R.
Metsker jr.
United State
Army Air Corps
Born March 4, 1918
Died March 16, 1942
Near Pendleton
Oregon
In crash of
Flying Fortress
I first spotted Ocklynge cemetery on the bus going along the main road in to Eastbourne. It looked liked quite a large cemetery, and on investigating I found a huge area full of beautiful old carvings, in a beautiful setting on the side of a giant hill, that allows for some beautiful views. It is a little out of the way, even if your in Eastbourne it’s a bit of a walk from the town centre, but if you make the effort it is a great find.
Grave of William P. Southmayd, d. 1932, Fannie C. DeMars Southmayd, d. 1917, and Lucy Mary Southmayd Atwell, d. 1933, Miner Cemetery, Middletown, Connecticut
Lambeth Cemetery is one of three notable cemeteries within a short distance from one another.
This one covers a large flat area containing some beautiful fauna, and a good mix of modern and older monuments.
Jewish Cemetery Bloomington
Dora B. Livingston (1848-1927).
Bloomington, Illinois
USA
N40 27.435'
W89 00.326'
JCEAA ID: C040163
20 August 2004
Located on southeast corner of S. Morris Avenue and Greenwood Avenue.
Nunhead Cemetery was the last of London’s big 7 I visited in my initial run (for those counting there’s one more, but at the time of writing covid restrictions mean I can’t plan a visit to the last one yet) and I saved one of the best to last. There’s a huge variety of spectacular monuments over a huge area on all the main paths, but the real pleasure was getting off the main paths to find numerous hidden gems on many of the lesser used woodland paths.
Being a little more out of the way than some of the other magnificent seven this is one that could be passed over, or overlooked, but that would be a mistake as it easily holds up with some of the best free to enter cemeteries I’ve done.
Hólavallagarður Cemetery is situated in the western part of Reykjavík at Suðurgata. The cemetery was consecrated in 1838.
And God shall wipe away all tears
from their eyes; and there shall be
no more death, neither sorrow,
nor crying, neither shall there be
any more pain; for the former things
are passed away.
[Revelations 21:4]