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These are all scattered around Colonial Williamsburg. The last one is the Jones Family Cemetery, also known as the Secretary's Office Graveyard. The gate was locked so I couldn't wander around. It is very small though. I have seen photos from ghost hunts with mists coming up out of the graves! Spooky! If you are obsessed with old graveyards like I am, I found this interesting yet sad story from the Virginia Gazette that ran in 1918 about the graves of Williamsburg. You can read that HERE and you can see more old stuff by visiting Roan @ Rubbish By Roan
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These are all scattered around Colonial Williamsburg. The last one is the Jones Family Cemetery, also known as the Secretary's Office Graveyard. The gate was locked so I couldn't wander around. It is very small though. I have seen photos from ghost hunts with mists coming up out of the graves! Spooky! If you are obsessed with old graveyards like I am, I found this interesting yet sad story from the Virginia Gazette that ran in 1918 about the graves of Williamsburg. You can read that HERE and you can see more old stuff by visiting Roan @ Rubbish By Roan
you know you're gonna have to link this to good fences, too - even if you have another post for thursday. :)
ReplyDeleteLoving that old wooden one.
ReplyDeleteThese photos are gorgeous. Thank you for the link - super interesting . . lives that are part of the fabric of our own story - thank you for giving me beauty and learning today.
ReplyDeleteI wish someone would fix up the lovely first gate, she looks kinda sad, appreciated the links :-)
ReplyDeleteI'd guess you'd find lots of old stuff around old Williamsburg. That first gate is most interesting...it looks like someone wanted to be creative with that bottom piece, but wasn't quite sure how to go about it! :)
ReplyDeleteI love wandering around cemeteries. These look really green! Love the old fences/gates.
ReplyDeleteIsn't Williamsburg pretty? Love the old gates.
ReplyDeleteNice!
ReplyDeleteNice gates! Enjoyed them all. :-)
ReplyDeleteThey definitely do good gates in Bills-burg !
ReplyDeleteThey are all pretty cool but number three is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteExcellent series of gates!! Also, love the topiary!
ReplyDeleteNice old gates! I really like the iron one!
ReplyDeleteI love Williamsburg and of course you coffee pot! Tom the Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteOne man's meat is another's poison.
ReplyDeleteIf you had only expressed an interest, I'm sure your boys would have boosted mom over that wall so she could have a look around!
ReplyDeleteThere is something about that first one that makes me say it is my favorite, but they are all nice. I enjoyed the article. I am obsessed with graveyards, but only during daylight hours. Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, particularly that third one!
ReplyDeleteYou should post this on Thursday's Good Fences
ReplyDeleteI will have to read about the graves of Williamsburg. I love a spooky story!
ReplyDeleteThey are just lovely!!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful gates..especially like the first one...
ReplyDeleteWonderful gates and I like the brick path as well as the brick wall.
ReplyDelete~Lindy
Gates have also its histories, I feel☆☆☆ I sometimes think about the differences of the cemetery of ours and the other countries. ;-)
ReplyDeleteSending you lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*