Identifier: guidegreenwoodas01rich (find matches)
Title: Guide ... Greenwood as it is
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: (Richardson, Louisa) (from old catalog)
Subjects: Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn. (from old catalog)
Publisher: (New York, F. Richardson & co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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solutely our own; and weweep in silence. The fields to all their wanted tribute bear. To warn their little love the birds complain; I fruitless mourn to him that cannot hear And weep the more because I weep in vain. —Grays Ode. One of the quaintest plots in the Cemeteryis that of the old Welsh burial grounds whichstands in all Its simplicity alone on HemlockAvenue, just off Battle Avenue. On Ocean Hill, near the Whitney mausol Mimis the costly tomb of Dr. Valentine Mott,which faces Atlantic Avenue, and surrouudiui?It will be found many other handsome memor-ials, among them being the Kingland, Story,the Kev. D. A. Twig, and Whitehouse plots. Thomas T. Reads elaborate column of gran-ite is located opposite the Sc.-ibners lot atVine and Cypress Avenues. 128 •< i- ^C P5 CD«- o r- X ^ ^g^ H 3 ■ K r ttu* 3 ■-« — c ■ ~i a r • B - tC a r^.. W ^w* ^ 3 = tX o j; » H- c^ ;::. m • (-•• l-H fC a ■^ t^ •o ^ r^r fc- ■ji r t: SB V? o 59.:::. IT 1—rt B C -1 3 n c 2 ?r
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