Cemeteries Collection (page 7)

Magic lantern slide circa 1900, Victorian social history. The Catacomb(s) of Callixtus (also known as the Cemetery of Callixtus) is one of the Catacombs of Rome on the Appian Way

Glendalough, the site of an early Christian monastic settlement, Derrybawn, County Wicklow, Ireland
Aerial of the Round Tower looking through the window to the sun rising over the hills at Glendalough (or The valley of the Two Lakes)

Pyramids at the Royal Cemetery next to Jebel Barkal.; Meroe, Sudan, Africa

Church and cemetery at the Benedictine Abbey on Iona, Scotland
A small church sits in the cemetery of the Benedictine Abbey on Isle of Iona, Scotland; Iona, Scotland

Kilclooney Dolmen, County Donegal, Ireland

St. Multose Church, Kinsale, Co Cork, Ireland

Poulnabrone Dolmen, The Burren, County Clare, Ireland

St. Marys Cathedral, County Limerick, Ireland
St. Marys Cathedral; Kings Island, Limerick, County Limerick, Ireland

Chapels Saxony Cemeteries Buildings Floha
Chapels in Saxony, Cemeteries in Saxony, Buildings in Floha, 1910, Landkreis Mittelsachsen, Plaue Bernsdorf, Friedhofs, Kapelle, Germany

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"Cemeteries: A Journey Through Time and Remembrance" Step into the hallowed grounds of St. Declan's Cathedral and round tower, where history whispers through weathered tombstones. In the serene embrace of St. Enodoc, a 14th-century church near Trebetherick, lies the final resting place of renowned poet Sir John Betjeman. Burying Point in Salem, Massachusetts beckons with its old-world charm, offering a glimpse into New England's haunting past. A robin perched on a sculpture of a child leaning on an open book symbolizes eternal innocence amidst Ardmore church and graveyard in County Waterford, Munster. Sheffield General Cemetery stands as a testament to Victorian-era architecture and commemorates lives lost during c. 1840. Darnall Cemetery Chapel on Coventry Road serves as a poignant reminder of lives lived and loved since its establishment in 1859. The Manor Estate Housing Scheme's preliminary layout from 1924 reveals how communities were designed even beyond death's doorsteps. Journey to Burrishoole Abbey near Newport in County Mayo, Connacht; here lies tranquility amidst ancient ruins that echo centuries-old stories. Liverpool Cathedral towers over the cityscape as an architectural marvel while serving as the spiritual heart for the Diocese of Liverpool. St. Cainnech Cathedral in Kilkenny boasts not only stunning Gothic beauty but also houses an impressive round tower—a testament to Ireland's rich heritage. Père Lachaise cemetery enchants visitors with its ethereal allure; Parisian streets whisper tales woven by famous souls who found solace within its gates and can more than mere resting places; they are portals connecting us to our pasts—reminders that life is fleeting yet beautifully intertwined with eternity across continents and cultures alike.