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Old Yard Cemetery Stowe Vermont Metal Print
by Catherine Sherman
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Old Yard Cemetery Stowe Vermont metal print by Catherine Sherman. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
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Old Yard Cemetery, Stowe, Vermont by Catherine Sherman.... more
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Artist's Description
"Old Yard Cemetery, Stowe, Vermont" by Catherine Sherman.
Beautiful Autumn foliage encloses the Old Yard Cemetery in Stowe, Vermont. The cemetery, the oldest in town, is behind the Akeley Memorial Building on Main Street.
According to StoweToday.com, the origin of the cemetery's origin, also known as the Center Cemetery, is rooted in an 18th-century tragedy.
In 1798, Willie Utley, age 12, drowned while attempting to cross a brook near what is now Route 108. His father, William Utley, donated land for a local burying ground, and young Willie was its first occupant.
Before then, Stowe's dead were buried on farmsteads, and no official town death records were kept.
Stowe founder Oliver Luce (1765-1852) is buried there. So are generations of Stowe's well-known families, such as Akeleys, Gales, Kelloggs. Also, buried in the cemetery are 33 veterans of the American Revolutionary War, 17 veterans of the War of 1812, and 11 Civil War veterans. Many chi...
About Catherine Sherman
I'm a journalist and photographer, specializing in science, nature and historical topics, but I love to photograph and write about everything and everywhere. I love animals and photography and combine both by photographing cats available for adoption for the website of Wayside Waifs, an animal shelter in my city. Catherine Sherman on Fine Art America All of my images are available for licensing. Pricing information is available here by clicking on individual images: LICENSING PIXELS My website: Catherine Sherman Photography My Zazzle Store/CatherineSherman My Zazzle Fuzzyball Store of Products Featuring Cats and Dogs. My Zazzle Groovyshop. My ArtPal Gallery Store. My Twitter Account/CatherineSher10 Like My Facebook Art and...
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Felix Lai
Beautiful New England cemetery image, great capture! l/f
Catherine Sherman replied:
Thank you, Felix!