The Dead Speak Part 3 by BlueLotus7
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Description
In this view of the cemetery you see the mound and door for the 'groundskeeper', but this location in the cemetery was very active and very hostile in atmosphere. I steered clear of it for the first visit and concentrated on reading and verbally recording the headstones for background info. A third of the way through the oldest, I realized that in the first few decades of the 19th century, especially 1820-30, so many of them were young children/teens. At first I thought that an illness overtook the community wiping out the young and old, but the old survived! And so did the very young...only the pre-teens/teens seemed to die. I later checked out, or attempted to check out, public town records. Nothing came up regarding the death records because the town hall had burned down...however, I went to the historical society in Springfield, Mass.--my old tried and true hunting ground for information!
Comments (15)
Excellent picture and narration!! Let us know if you find anything out! I am anxious to know.
wow well i am really glad that the house is being quiet now. hope you are well.. and another wonderful photo.
I've been to a plce in England with very old graveyard... imagine yourself the moonlight hit the tombstones... the wind wispers in your ears. I was too scared to shot a picture after feeling them. I didnot want to disturb.
Interesting and odd thing about the era...Older grave yards tell stories only the living can ponder. Great shot !
I'm so glad nothing else has happened. Knew of all people you could handle it! ;) I'm dying to know where this is going . . . . The older the graves thoe more they tell you.
Excellent picture here.
Awesome! The only thing I can honestly say I dislike about your photos and story is that I have to wait for the next one! LOL You have me so hooked on this series just as you did on the last one. This is so cool!
Excellent shot!!
Exciting story and excellent photo!!
Fascinating picture and story. I, too, an anxious to hear what you discovered. :o) CC
Another wonderful installment to the story. Your way with words is just amazing to me....you tell a story better than anyone I know :-)
Excellent story and a great shot!
very very nice
I love the fence in the foreground! It is a peaceful scene!
Wow... NICE!!