Dedication

       This page is dedicated to Margaret Vose Ph.d

A professor from Eastern Connecticut State University,

 who through the assignment of this project in a American Fork Art class,

re-instilled in me,

the love of gravestone carving.  

Through her obvious love of life, 

her kindness, and her  generosity,

she encouraged me to share this love with others.

 


Bibliography of Authors

Ludwig, Allen (1966). Graven Images - New England Stone Carving and its Symbols, 1960 - 1815 . Wesleyan University Press, Middletown, Ct.

Forbes, Harriette Merrifield (1967). Gravestones of Early New England - And the Men Who Made Them - 1653 - 1800 . Da Capo Press, New York

The Divine Inspiration of the Almighty God (1984).

The New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures. Watchtower Bible and Tract Society - New York

 Background on Gravestones     Gravestone Motifs       Gravestone Symbology

  The Five Classes of Gravestones    Alphabetical Listing of Gravestone Symbols

* Light House Clock Stone   * Concord’s Sleepy Hollow Cemetery

* Salem’s Burying Point Cemetery

** Dedication     Links     Home

 

Gravestones A New England Art Form © 1992-2007 D. A. Jacobs

Photography © 1992-2007  D.A. Jacobs  all rights reserved

 

 

 

                         

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