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October Mourning

IMG_3790Do you just love this time of year? You may enjoy this slideshow of photos taken at Grand Rapids’ Oakhill Cemetery recently. The photos and the music  were both done by local artists. The scenery is beautiful at Oakhill, the monuments are fascinating and there are many familiar names. If you love local history, you may want to plan a walk through some nice day. Then you might want to visit the library’s local history section to learn about the folks you just “visited”. You never know just what you may dig up, figuratively speaking.

Filed under: Research

by jmorrison on October 28, 2009

2 Responses to “October Mourning”

  1. Gayle on October 28th, 2009 at 4:19 pm said:

    Incredible monuments. This actually brings back childhood memories, since my funeral director dad loved to walk through beautiful cemeteries and read headstones and, of course, made us go along. They are fascinating places for history.

  2. Kolene on October 28th, 2009 at 5:05 pm said:

    There’s an event on Saturday to tour the cemetery – http://www.therapidian.org/trees-treats-and-tombstones-october-31

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