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Title:

Family Monument in Castleton

Date:: 2009-04-18
Description:: This is a picture of the Ransom family monument in Castleton. The photo was taken in Hillside Cemetery. At the center, a white, multi-layered, tall, skinny monument stands erect. The monument is darkened at the base and in between each of the three tiers. Small stone markers surround the monument. Four markers can be seen in a straight line on either side of the monument. Headstones and other family monuments can be seen in the distance. At the back of the photo stand numerous deciduous trees. It is spring and therefore a mountain range can be seen just beyond the trees. The sky is blue with multiple clouds mixing in. The grass is green and brown. This is indicative of the season.

Filename:: LS03334_003.jpg
Size:: 782 x 1043 pixels; 669076 bytes
Original Filename:: CMonument.JPG
GPS Location:: 43.61280555 N latitude, 73.1870361 W longitude
Keywords:: Buildings; Cemeteries; Culture; Deciduous; Forests and Plants; Geology; Hills; Human Constructs; Landforms; Landscapes; Living Things; Monuments; Mountains; Nature; Season; Spring; Time; Trees;
Source:: Kedi Kinner
Photographer:: Kedi Kinner
Submitted By:: Kedi Kinner
Submitted On:: 2009-04-30
Original Media:: Digital Photograph
Times viewed:: 16698

Title:

Family Monument of A.A. Ransom, Castleton

Date:: 1860 - 1890
Description:: This stereoview shows a cemetery shaded by deciduous trees. The foregound is tall grass leading through the cemetery to the woods behind. The midground captures a monument and a couple gravestones surrounded by a fence of stone pillars connected by metal pipe. This looks like summer.

Filename:: LS03334_000.jpg
Size:: 3886 x 2206 pixels; 5432622 bytes
Original Filename:: SV3087_.jpg
GPS Location:: 43.61280555 N latitude, 73.1870361 W longitude
Keywords:: Buildings; Cemeteries; Culture; Deciduous; Forests and Plants; Human Constructs; Landscapes; Living Things; Monuments; Nature; Trees
Source:: Special Collections, Bailey/Howe Library, University of Vermont
Submitted By:: Jehanna Howe
Submitted On:: 2004-06-14
Original Media:: Stereoview
Relative Dating Rationale:: Stereoview
Times viewed:: 17730