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the pictured stones really help others to connect with someone they never had the chance to meet!! this is so awesome!!
Julie
Sat 11-08-2008
I totaly agree with Julie. Julie You Go Girl.
Deb.
Sat 11-08-2008
Looks like Theodore Roosevelt.
Call Me Rachael
Sun 11-09-2008
Yes, he does!
Spakatak
Sun 11-09-2008
its interesting to see the person who was buried there
jackieb
Mon 11-10-2008
Makes me wonder what his life was like, what sort of quaint life he lived.
Jenn [Sunshine]
Tue 11-11-2008
he looks like he was a banker or a baker or something like that
Joe
Fri 11-14-2008
Theodore Roosevelt meets John Lennon
Bobby
Sun 11-16-2008
He must have done fairly well in life. Usually only the wealthy were seen wearing monocles. Or at least he was an important member of society.
Wormfood
Tue 11-18-2008
I wonder what he did back when he was alive?
Mel
Mon 11-24-2008
delightful
*Girl
Mon 12-01-2008
T. R .
guitorman
Tue 12-02-2008
amazing - imagine if these people had known that years after their death people from all over the world could look at a picture of them on a magical contraption called a computer!
babydol
Fri 01-02-2009
I feel as if I'm actually there!
seajsd
Sat 01-03-2009
good heavens that is creepy. I mean, when I look at graves.. I don't generally think about what they looked at, because I just think of them as.. well, dead. But to see the face of what is turning to dust beneath your feet..

my...
Rin
Fri 01-23-2009
that cross is interesting (inter - resting)
guitorman
Wed 02-11-2009
These glasses are called pince nez, and these were standard back then, such as our regular glasses today. Also what do you think that slanted cross represents?
Holy_Colt
Mon 02-16-2009
seeing their living face lets them live on, you know. Even if their kin has forgotten them, we will now remember.
kittymao
Tue 07-07-2009
The symbol looks suspiciously like the "Chi-Rho" which was a sort of underground symbol for the very early church. It's made from superimposing the fist two letters of Christ's name in Latin. (XP)
InToom
Sun 08-09-2009

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