"Show me your cemeteries, and I'll tell you what kind of people you have." Benjamin Franklin
This is just one of a variety of categories in my entire collection dealing with Cemeteries. I would suspect that it might be the most popular of all - Statues.
I've decided to reprocess all my works. You'll find things coming and going from time to time. Also, some of the comments I've had to re-post.
I've decided to reprocess all my works. You'll find things coming and going from time to time. Also, some of the comments I've had to re-post.
NIKON D300
Brooklyn, New York
Charlotte Canda was thrown to her death from a horse-drawn wagon in Greenwich Village on the way home from a party on her 17th birthday in 1845. When her father discovered that Charlotte had made sketches for a graveside monument for an aunt, he hired sculptors to build it for her own grave. Several feet away lies Charles Albert Jarret, Charlotte’s fiancé, who killed himself the next year.
Brooklyn, New York
Charlotte Canda was thrown to her death from a horse-drawn wagon in Greenwich Village on the way home from a party on her 17th birthday in 1845. When her father discovered that Charlotte had made sketches for a graveside monument for an aunt, he hired sculptors to build it for her own grave. Several feet away lies Charles Albert Jarret, Charlotte’s fiancé, who killed himself the next year.
NIKON D300
Brooklyn, New York
Charlotte Canda was thrown to her death from a horse-drawn wagon in Greenwich Village on the way home from a party on her 17th birthday in 1845. When her father discovered that Charlotte had made sketches for a graveside monument for an aunt, he hired sculptors to build it for her own grave. Several feet away lies Charles Albert Jarret, Charlotte’s fiancé, who killed himself the next year.
Brooklyn, New York
Charlotte Canda was thrown to her death from a horse-drawn wagon in Greenwich Village on the way home from a party on her 17th birthday in 1845. When her father discovered that Charlotte had made sketches for a graveside monument for an aunt, he hired sculptors to build it for her own grave. Several feet away lies Charles Albert Jarret, Charlotte’s fiancé, who killed himself the next year.
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