Sentence examples for burying grounds from inspiring English sources

Just off the green are three Colonial burying grounds.

NORTHPORT: "Burying Grounds: Art, History and Genealogy," an exhibition exploring the local history of gravestones, runs through Monday.

She said that Greenwich has about 45 small family burying grounds cared for by garden clubs, church organizations and occasionally the town.

They can be interpreted as megalithic calendars, or devices for astronomical prediction, as well as ritual burying grounds – and the reason we can reconstruct them as gigantic observatories is precisely that we can calculate today exactly what would have emerged from calculations done 4,000 years ago.

WETHERSFIELD "Ancient Burying Grounds, Witchcraft and an 1830s Wake," cemetery tour.

WETHERSFIELD "Wethersfield Witch Trials, Ancient Burying Grounds and an 1830s Wake," cemetery tour.

The cemetery in Rome is traditionally the only, burying ground in the city available to those neither Catholic nor Jew.

Now in the midst of the Campo Verano cemetery, Rome's Catholic burying ground from 1830, San Lorenzo Fuori le Mura (St. Lawrence Outside the Walls) dates from the 4th century.

No excess was too excessive, no preconceived notion of what a burying ground might contain stood in the way of creativity.

Perhaps in a raw temporary burying ground now paved over, perhaps without a stone in a churchyard, where other bodies would someday be laid on top of his.

Sparta Cemetery, or the Presbyterian Burying Ground at Sparta, is a 2 acre burying ground dating to 1764, making it the oldest cemetery in Westchester County.