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Gravestone.
Ilvesheim, Germany
Baden-Wuerttemberg
N49 28.759'
E8 33.329'
JCEAA ID: C120501
5 October 2012
Juedischer Friedhof Ilvesheim
The cemetery next to the church at 4th and Pine (3rd Presbyterian) is quite old. It's small but has a lot of charm.
Stephanie's Opa. It's interesting that he's supposed to have a Unitarian Universalist chalice instead of a cross on his headstone. And he did when the headstone was first placed. At some point, it was changed to a Christian cross.
Jewish Cemetery Obergrombach
Gravestone.
Obergrombach, Germany
Baden-Wuerttemberg
N49 5.478'
E8 35.170
JCEAA ID: C080309
6 September 2008
Juedischer Friedhof Obergrombach
The sun was setting a bit but we still had plenty of daylight. Though as you sit there not knowing when someone would let you out, the cemetery did start looking different. There's no lighting out there so I'm glad we weren't stuck in there too long.
Durrington Cemetery is a little out of the way, especially if your using public transport, but is worth the effort. I'd rank it up there as one my favorite cemeteries I've done.
It's set in a large beautiful woodlands area, with a huge collection of both historical graves and some amazingly decorated modern sections. That on it's own would be amazing, but also throw in some of the wildlife, including a couple of deer I saw wandering around, and it ranks up there as one of my favorites in the area.
Highgate Cemetery opened in 1839, as one of the "Magnificent Seven" - a series of modern cemeteries to hold the bodies of London's dead. The original design was by Stephen Geary, and the cemetery comprises of two parts - the East and West parts. The West Cemetery holds the Egyptian Avenue and Circle of Lebanon.
St. Michael's Catholic Cemetery, Hettinger County, North Dakota. Photographs by Dwain Barondeau, NDSU Extension Service, Mott, North Dakota, November 2009.
Mike and I went on a historical talk tour of a small cemetery in Salem Wisconsin. This has many of the first settlers of the area. You can read more about the walk in my blog post about Liberty Cemetery.
This image was also used in my blog post about why I like cemeteries.
1188 South Kinloss Avenue, Lucknow, Ontario, Canada
November 1, 2021
I said that I would return to this cemetery when the snow had melted. Ironically on this day I explored most of the cemetery before sleet and flurries chased me back into my car. It did make for some great photos though with the contrast of fall colours and stormy skies.
This particular batch of photos may include repeats, taken by my Samsung S20 FE phone. It takes great pictures though I am disappointed by the frequent presence of a blue orb-like lens flare in many direct-at-sun photos. I've tried to remove them from this batch.
Never turn and leave on your cameras GPS if you want the battery to run out. So these are day one photos of the modern section of Neilston Cemetery, Neilston Rd, Barrhead, Glasgow, East Renfrewshire, G78 1TY,
The spirit of Scotland remembrance project
Grave of Margaret L. Lawson Barry, d. 1986 and Thomas F. Barry, d. 1989, Miner Cemetery, Middletown, Connecticut