Two graveshelters in Agee Cemetery, Hasty, Arkansas ~ Graves of two young Agee children from early 1900's. Their grandfather, William N. Christian, built two little houses over the graves to protect them. He kept a split bottom chair inside the largest house. Every day he would walk the two miles up the hill to the cemetery, take out his chair, sit and whittle to "be with the babies" until evening. The old photo of the Agee family taken c.1915-16 is posted inside the gravehouse
Graves 8-29
The Sheffield General Cemetery in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. Abandoned in 1978.
Inside Mt. Rose Chapel Vault. A solitary casket remained in a corner of the pitch black vault. It was no ordinary casket however; it was made of steel, and had eighteen or so clamps on the lid. It appeared to be a special container for bodies that were to be stored for a long period of time, or perhaps infected with a contagious disease - it had the ability to be sealed without contaminating the vault air, and was impervious to seepage
Grave Mistakes: The memorial to baby John Hamilton who died in 1851 is quite charming.
Beautiful memorial in St Johns Church Worcester to John Garmston Hopkins, d1871 with a photograph of the dead boy set into the stone
Mount Carmel Cemetery, Hillside IL. The gravesite of Angelo (1869-1932) & Rosa (1872-1927) Di Salvo. The sculpture can be rotated (quite easily) 360 degrees on it’s base.
John W. Schulze Infant grave This poor babe shuffled off this mortal coil in 1873, but someone still cares enough to keep a warm blanket and decorations on the stone.