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1rjohara
A picture taken this afternoon in the Old South Street Cemetery, Fitchburg, Mass. It's a wonder that images of this kind, which are so striking, don't appear more places in the culture at large (literature, art, etc.).
The stone belongs to Thomas Cowden, Esq., d. 1792, and the carver I believe was John Dwight of Shirley.
The stone belongs to Thomas Cowden, Esq., d. 1792, and the carver I believe was John Dwight of Shirley.
2ham_shoes
It seems like the only images like these occur in Massachusetts. I live in the midwest and am certain I've never seen any.
4Bookmarque
Better make that a New England phenomena...or possibly the original colonies. I see quite a few.
although the skull motif is more fun -
although the skull motif is more fun -
