My wife and I were at Burial Hill Cemetery in Plymouth recently to listen to a presentation on ground-penetrating radar. Sponsored by the
Friends of Burial Hill, which is loosely affiliated with the Association of Gravestone Studies of which I am a member, it was a gorgeous day to be standing on an incredible overlook to Plymouth Bay.
And, as always this cemetery presents wonderful opportunities for photography.
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Ansel and Martha Holmes, both age 90 when they died |
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Charlott Barnes (nope, no "e" in Charlott), died Feb. 22, 1833 |
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probable site of the first fort c. 1620-21 |
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Madam Jane Robbins, died Sept. 12, 1800,
wife of Rev. Chandler |
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Rev. Chandler Robbins, died June 30, 1799 |
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the Judson family |
The presentation by Craig Chartier of Plymouth Archaeological Rediscovery Project was fascinating and illuminating but sadly we had to leave early so we could grab a bite of lunch before the day got away from us.
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