Posted in Symbolism, tagged mechanicsburg, mourners, pennsylvania, silver spring meeting house, silver spring presbyterian church, symbolism, urn, weeping willow on October 27, 2016| Leave a Comment »
I’m not lucky enough to see many tombstones with this particular combination of symbols, but those I have seen have all been gorgeous. A woman mourns at a tomb topped with an urn under the shade of a weeping willow tree, a representation of the grief felt by the bereft loved ones of the deceased.
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Posted in Uncategorized, tagged cleveland, creepy, grave art, halloween, haunted, lakeview cemetery, mourners, ohio, sculpture, statues on October 8, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Last week, we looked at the Haserot angel, the most popular creepy statue at Lake View Cemetery, but these statues have my vote hands down. Early in the spring, I was walking around Lake View taking photographs, looked up the hill, and jumped because I saw this.
Convincing at some angles, aren’t they?
Like the Haserot angel, I don’t know any specific stories about these statues. They just are striking and a little disturbing in their realism.
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A Grave Concern 