A Few More Pics From My Cemetery Headstone Photograph Collection. | ||
| pops52's loves344 of 10258 |  |  |
WillyWanka loves this.
f64imager loves this.NevadaBlades loves this.
Budek loves this.
pops52 loves this.buckethead loves this.
kingshawn loves this.
TheGateKeeper loves this.
fleafinder loves this.
walksoftly loves this.
fortapache loves this.
TassieDevil loves this.
racer4four loves this.
vetraio50 loves this.
officialfuel loves this.Caperkid loves this.
PostCardCollector loves this.
Manikin loves this.Create a Show & TellReport as inappropriate
Posted 8 years ago
packrat-pl…
(310 items)
Here are several more pics from my headstone photograph collection. I find these porcelain photographs fascinating. The man and women in the last two photographs are husband and wife, their photographs are together on the same headstone.
Thank you for looking.
Create an account or login in order to post a comment.
Looks like you have been busy pack ! I have never seen any of these in our old cemeteries but have seen photo's on more recent headstones . These porcelain
one's are in such beautiful condition . Always glad to see your posts and you :-)
How interesting! I have never heard of anyone doing this before
.Do you do this in just your home state or when you travel.I don't know he process of making a porcelain photo. Are these still made today for the deceased?
Thanks for showing these.
Thank you very much brunswick, Manikin & PostCardCollector. I do this when I travel, but mostly in Texas. I belong to a Facebook group "Texas Historic Cemeteries", and post a lot there. I also am a member and contribute to "Find A Grave." http://www.findagrave.com/
I have some very interesting photographs of "Ghost Town" cemeteries in Arizona and New Mexico. The towns have disappeared, but the cemeteries remain, desolate and forgotten.
Yes, they still make them today.
Thank you very much Caperkid & officialfuel...............
Fascinating post Packrat.
Thank you very much vetraio50 & racer4four............
Thank you very much TassieDevil & fortapache...........
Another interesting post! I've never seen these up here in Manitoba & Saskatchewan visiting cemeteries as an amateur genealogist. I want to thank you for your contributions to findagrave, as this work is invaluable to family research.
"Old genealogists never die, they just haunt cemeteries and lose their census"
Thank you very much walksoftly, fleafinder & TheGateKeeper ..........
Thank you very much kingshawn..........
Thank you very much buckethead, pops52 & Budek..........