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SUMMARY:Digging Deeper in Grove Street Cemetery: What the Records Can Tell
  Us
DESCRIPTION:The New Haven City Burial Ground offers visitors a respite in 
 its serene and beautifully manicured landscape surrounding thousands of s
 tone memorials carved over the past four centuries. Casual visitors enjoy
  the wide variety of gravestone styles\, trees\, and plantings they encou
 nter\, perhaps pausing to read inscriptions and think about the families 
 who made contributions to New Haven and the region. Others\, particularly
  those interested in material culture\, may be more curious: How and when
  did all of this get in here? Who was in charge? Who created\, chose\, an
 d placed these physical objects? What’s not here?\n\nZoom webinar registr
 ation: https://yale.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_WBbdKn-1QWmVOx6PJruIaw\n\
 nThat’s where the available records—in paper\, in stone\, and online—can 
 tell the stories of things both seen and unseen\, as well as pose other q
 uestions. Archivist Sandra Markham will talk about where to look\, what y
 ou might discover\, and how she has found answers to her own curiosities 
 after more than three decades of poking around Grove Street Cemetery.\n\n
 This session is produced by the Friends of Grove Street Cemetery and spon
 sored by the Beinecke Library and the New Haven Museum. Michael Morand wi
 ll host and Emma Norden will also participate by sharing about the resour
 ces in the Whitney Library at the New Haven Museum.\n\nhttp://next-to-u.a
 pp/events/f87b098b-cf9b-4c93-afbb-39fe40a50401
URL:http://next-to-u.app/events/f87b098b-cf9b-4c93-afbb-39fe40a50401
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