Well that looks like the Charter Oak. While that could mean almost anything around here, I’m going to go with somewhere at the Charter Oak Cultural Center.
Good question. So, I wandered around a lot and was in the newer area. This is on a bone house. I don’t know what they are actually called. I was surprised to see it.
Educated guess– that particular sort of antiqued bronze finish has ruled the funerary industry for decades. A large family, particularly the Irish side has afforded me many cemetery visits.
I try to limit Place this Place to outdoors things. I think only two have been indoors. Should I mix it up more? I think people have more chance to know the ones they do not have to venture inside of buildings to see.
Where is this?
Jane
Well that looks like the Charter Oak. While that could mean almost anything around here, I’m going to go with somewhere at the Charter Oak Cultural Center.
Kerri
It does appear to be the Charter Oak, but is in fact nowhere near the Charter Oak Cultural Center. You’re right…the symbol is used in many places.
Chris
Cedar Hill Cemetery?
Kerri Provost
Yes. How the heck did you know that?
Damian
Where in the graveyard is this?
Kerri Provost
Good question. So, I wandered around a lot and was in the newer area. This is on a bone house. I don’t know what they are actually called. I was surprised to see it.
Damian
Cool, thanks. I’ll have to look closer.
Chris
Educated guess– that particular sort of antiqued bronze finish has ruled the funerary industry for decades. A large family, particularly the Irish side has afforded me many cemetery visits.
Damian
Is it indoors? Is it near, perhaps, some elevators?
Kerri Provost
I try to limit Place this Place to outdoors things. I think only two have been indoors. Should I mix it up more? I think people have more chance to know the ones they do not have to venture inside of buildings to see.
Damian
I think outdoors is the right place for the reason you gave.
Diana
ARBORIO. The same tree is planted near the bone house. I love this one, because arbor is latin for tree. It’s fantastic.