Here's a sampling of the iron grillwork that can be found in Old Live Oak Cemetery. This gate stands at the entrance to the Jones family plot where the little lamb rests atop an infant's grave. Other larger, exquisite monuments are here too. Notice the ironworks company name and Philadelphia, Pa., location at top left. 
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Gates of Old Live Oak
Here's a sampling of the iron grillwork that can be found in Old Live Oak Cemetery. This gate stands at the entrance to the Jones family plot where the little lamb rests atop an infant's grave. Other larger, exquisite monuments are here too. Notice the ironworks company name and Philadelphia, Pa., location at top left. 
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Great picture!
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Great photo. I love the craftsmanship of long ago.
That is exquisite! I love the hand-forged ironwork from years ago. I so enjoy your cemetery photos.
I like this photos of yours. Great images from south.
I like exporing cemeteries, most everything usually remains untouched since the person was buried.
Details like these bring life to a place of sadness.
That's a wonderful close up! Good angle and nice composition.
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