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I have a curiosity about cemeteries, the stones and symbols of the decorations, and the stories told. The older stones have ornateness that more recent ones do not and I love to capture these. I have tried to include meanings for the symbols chosen for the various stones as well show the stories told on the stones.
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barnbones > The Darling tombstone is very similar to the Bales stone having the leaning, broken tree stump indicating interrupted life,and mourning.  Notice the family name Darling is shown with wood and plants. Also present are oak leaves and acorns indicating potential in life.  Eudora, Kansas City Cemetery Dec. 15, 2001
barnbones > The DeLoss stone has an angel playing the harp.  Angels represent rebirth, resurrecton, protection, wisdom, mercy and afterlife in heaven.  The harp symbolizes hope, harmony with the universe and ascent to higher things.  Cemetery NW of Savannah, Missouri Nov. 3, 2001
barnbones > The Nacy stone is topped with a little angel, symbolizing rebirth, resurrection, after life in heaven, mercy and divine love.  There is a green gazing ball in front of the stone.  Riverview Cemetery, Jefferson City, Missouri, Dec. 8, 2001
barnbones > The Bowman stone is the familiar tree trunk, shorter in this case, ivy surrounding the trunk, and a broken branch with a dove perched on it. The girl was only 15 years old.    A tree trunk represents brevity of life, the dove for love, purity, peace, resurrection and the Holy Spirit.  Cemetery NW of Savannah, Missouri Nov. 3, 2001
barnbones > The tall Crammer monument is an example of zinc or white bronze.  A small angel kneels in the alcove representing rebirth; resurrection; wisdom; mercy; divine love and afterlife in heaven.  Stringtown Cemetery, Adams Co. Iowa  For more information on white bronze you might check www.zincmarkers.com
barnbones > Harpold's Woodmen of the World W.O.W) stone at a cemetery NW of Savannah, Missouri.  Tree trunks represent brevity of life, as well as the society that the men belong to.  Ivy around the base indicates fidelity, attachment, undying affection and eternal life.  Nov. 3, 2001
barnbones > Sharp Cemetery, a small,  almost forgotton cemetery in Lafayette Co., Higginsville, Missouri on FF hiway west.  Sept. 21, 2008
barnbones > Lee's Summit City Cememtery is the site of Cole Younger's grave.  He was famous for his outlaw activities and riding with Quantrill during the Civil War on the Confederates side and afterwards with the "bushwackers" who raided Ks-Mo. border towns.  Nov. 17, 2001
barnbones > Unlabeled metal coffin top found in the Lee's Summit City Cemetery, North 291, Missouri.  Acorns, symbolizing potential,  adorn the top.  Nov. 17, 2001
The Darling tombstone is very similar to the Bales stone having the leaning, broken tree stump indicating interrupted life,and mourning. Notice the family name Darling is shown with wood and plants. Also present are oak leaves and acorns indicating potential in life. Eudora, Kansas City Cemetery Dec. 15, 2001
 > The Darling tombstone is very similar to the Bales stone having the leaning, broken tree stump indicating interrupted life,and mourning.  Notice the family name Darling is shown with wood and plants. Also present are oak leaves and acorns indicating potential in life.  Eudora, Kansas City Cemetery Dec. 15, 2001
The Darling tombstone is very similar to the Bales stone having the leaning, broken tree stump indicating interrupted life,and mourning. Notice the family name Darling is shown with wood and plants. Also present are oak leaves and acorns indicating potential in life. Eudora, Kansas City Cemetery Dec. 15, 2001
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