#georgia graves

[semioticapocalypse]

George Hoyningen-Huene. Folies-Bergere dancer Georgia Graves, Vogue. 1928

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[cmonbartender]

Georgia Graves for Vogue (1928)

[redsamphoto]

Sorrow. Savannah, GA, from Low Country on Redsam.com

[lecoindecachou]

The Ginny hate is the most ridiculous shit ever. "She's sooo annoying." Bitch she's not even half as annoying as Rory Gilmore was and she sure as fuck has bigger problems.

[i-merani]

Russia kidnapped yet another Georgian, Ramaz Begheluri as he was visiting his brother's grave close to the occupation line. Easter is a very important holy celebration, eastern orthodoxs visit their dead relatives to pay respect the next day. Kidnapping someone as they are trying to visit their dead brother's grave in this holy week is an unforgivable sin — Russians are no christians, they only pretend when it suits their agenda.

[mlucerophotography]

Bonaventure Cemetery

Thunderbolt (near Savannah), Georgia. August 2023. Photos by M. Lucero.

[fruitytea454]

some history and photos of savanna Georgia

The first one is a photo of savanna most famous graveyard. If you have ever read “midnight in the garden of good and evil” the photo on the cover is of one of the grave stones in there, while also the setting of the book is the historic down town Savana.

when you are there you really get a sense of how vast the damage of the confederate states had on our country. This is because of the fact that Savana is located in Georgia, and was part of the states that succeeded from the union. While you are there you can count the number of confederate grave stone by this marker

the second one is a photo taken out of a hearse. On the left is one of the 22 squares located in the down town area wich originally had 24.

This website has more information on the square of Savana and how they played a role in people lives, and they use.

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[cemeteries-are-peaceful]

Bonaventure Cemetary

Savannah, GA

[todieforimages]

Allen Grave House-Jasper County, Georgia

The Allen Cemetery is family cemetery located in Jasper County, Georgia. The gate to the cemetery is locked, but FindAGrave identifies this as the gravesite of John (1815-1891) and Nancy (1816-1882) Allen. John and Nancy are the parents or in-laws of everyone buried in the cemetery.

[talesofsorrowandofruin]

Three revised outlines later, and Houses Full of Deceit has somehow turned into a combination of The Thirty-Nine Steps and The Three Hostages. I don’t know what to make of this ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[trippintraci]

Little Gracie Watson is one of the most visited graves in Bonaventure Cemetery. People from all over the world stop by her burial plot to admire her statue and sometimes leave gifts. Easter is a holiday forever connected to her because that’s when she died and set into motion events that would be told to many Savannah visitors for years to come. Gracie’s parents W.J. and Frances Watson were hoteliers running the Pulaski House Hotel off Johnson Square in the 1880s. That hotel is long gone. The space is now home to a Regions Bank. But before the hotel was bulldozed in the name of modernization, like so many other historic buildings in the 50s and 60s, it was a place to stay for travelers and a home to Gracie and her parents. Gracie was dearly loved by her parents and was an outgoing child that loved to run around the hotel and speak with guests. In April of 1889, she caught pneumonia and died a few days before Easter. Her parents were distraught by the loss of their only child. Some versions of the story say her father fell into a depression. W.J. and Frances Watson would later move back to the northeast to be closer to family, but before they left, they commissioned sculptor John Walz to create a statue of Gracie to mark her grave in Bonaventure. Her obituary printed in the April 23, 1889, edition of Savannah Morning News noted that she was “a general favorite among guests” at the hotel. W.J. and Frances eventually moved to New York and are both buried in Albany Rural Cemetery in Menands, New York. Before they moved, they did commission John Walz to sculpt a likeness of their daughter Gracie to mark her grave. SOURCE: https://www.savannahnow.com/story/entertainment/2022/04/25/bonaventure-cemetery-savannah-ga-little-gracie-watson-grave-statue/9516302002/ #trippintraci #cemetery #cemeteries #grave #graveyard #gravestone #gravestones #graves #history #historical #savannah #savannahgeorgia #savannahga #georgia #statues #statue #nature #trees #spanishmoss #travel #travelvlog #travelvlogger #vanlife #rvlife #roadtrip #roadtrips #youtubers #youtuber #youtube #youtubevideo (at Bonaventure Cemetery) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpbfys1uchT/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[superchat]

i learned these almost a year ago and i still play them like, every day :u blorbo chords will not leave my mind but theyre rlly good

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Antarctica Dream Adventure 6 - Grytviken, Old Whaling Station

[hihoneyimdead]

I do like the autism boy though. He’s got that traumatized intended-to-be-bisexual canon-autistic white boy swag going

[odinsblog]

In her final hours, Amber Nicole Thurman suffered from a grave infection that her suburban Atlanta hospital was well-equipped to treat.

She’d taken abortion pills and encountered a rare complication; she had not expelled all of the fetal tissue from her body. She showed up at Piedmont Henry Hospital in need of a routine procedure to clear it from her uterus, called a dilation and curettage, or D&C.

But just that summer, her state had made performing the procedure a felony, with few exceptions. Any doctor who violated the new Georgia law could be prosecuted and face up to a decade in prison.

Thurman waited in pain in a hospital bed, worried about what would happen to her 6-year-old son, as doctors monitored her infection spreading, her blood pressure sinking and her organs beginning to fail.

It took 20 hours for doctors to finally operate. By then, it was too late.

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