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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326 GRAHAM AVENUE, Cor. Devoe Street, BROOKLYN. N. Y. Telephone, 71 WiliUmshurgh.
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«lMin«M tiordoii Beiiuett* I>luuuiu«»«. TELEPHONE,465 ISth street. ^Ci>. sC. ^iCkam, ^ FUNERAL DIRECTOR .^gc, 7$ erccnwicb Avenue, new VorK CltV- u sleeps in peace to awake in joy. At the corner of Zephya Path and CypressAvenue is a plot with seven graves in it and isas yet unmarked, although it is expected thatthe Colonial Dames Wixi soon mark the spot. Itwould have been done before only on accountof a dispute as lo the right of the marking ofthe same. In it lies the remains of CaptainReid, who is claimed to have been the designerof the first American flag. His mound is thecenter one in the rear row. Soldier, rest; thy warfare oerDream of fighting fields no more;Sleep the s.eep that knows not breakingMorn of toil nor night of waking. On Alpine Avenue stands the granite shafterected by the letter carriers to Sunset Cox.(See cut). The Rev. DeWitt Talmadges plot is locatedon Firn, near Vine Avenue, and is quite simpleand plain. At the corner of Fern and Vine Avenuesstands the

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