Quotable...

"If you are walking in Charleston, you are walking on someone's grave."--Sue Bennett, Charleston tour guide

Monday, February 29, 2016

Magnolia Symbolism

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Hefka scavenger icons

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A Storie Told Through Symbols

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Grave Iconology In Magnolia

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Symbolism for the Dead.

Check out what I believe these tombstones mean about their inhabitants.

Magnolia Cemetery: Searching Behind the Graves

Hey, check out my adventure behind the graves of Magnolia Cemetery by clicking here!
Hope you enjoy!

Amanda Bundrick

Scavenger Hunt at Magnolia

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Peaceful Reminders: Kiersten Camby

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Spiritual Symbolism

See my top ten symbols here.

A Mandatory Stroll Through Magnolia Cemetery

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Sunday, February 28, 2016

Paige's Gravestone Symbolism Post

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Olivia's Shin Splints Hurt After this Walk

Check out the symbols I found on the graves in Magnolia Cemetery here.

Searching for Symbolism: Magnolia Cemetery

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Symbolism through Magnolia

See some of the symbols we found HERE

Iconic: Savannah Hirst

Cool symbols from Magnolia Cemetery !!!!!!

How We Remember the Dead: Magnolia's Symbolism

Hey everyone! I just published a post on Magnolia Cemetery's imagery and symbolism. You can find it right here. Happy almost spring break!

-Allie Stern

Gravestone Symbols, according to Hannah D

Hey everyone! Would you like to read part 2 of my tombstone findings at Magnolia Cemetery? Click here to read all about it. Hope you enjoy!

Saturday, February 27, 2016

A Beautiful Slice of Symbolism From Magnolia Cemetery

Click here to read about the grave site symbolism that Magnolia has to offer!

-Harper Richards

Thursday, February 25, 2016

Magnolia's Symbolism

Check out my analysis of symbols found at Magnolia cemetery here

Tuesday, February 23, 2016

Monday, February 22, 2016

Magnolia Cemetery

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Austin at Magnolia Cemetery

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Hannah Makes Her Way to Magnolia Cemetery

Hey everyone! Want to read all about my thoughts on a Victorian Necropolis and look at some cool photos of extravagant monuments? Then click here to check out my latest blog on the Magnolia Cemetery.

Magnolia Cemetery Visit

Check out my visit to Magnolia Cemetery in my newest blog post.

Bradley's Magnolia Trip

http://deathisinevitablee.blogspot.com/2016/02/magnolia-cemetery-experience.html

Magnolias at Dusk: Kiersten Camby

Check out my visit to Magnolia Cemetery here!

Magnolia Cemetery: The Discovery

Hey everyone! Check out my first experience at Magnolia Cemetery by clicking here.
Hope you enjoy!

Amanda Bundrick

Exploring Magnolia Cemetery

Click here to see what I found at Charleston's well- known necropolis, Magnolia Cemetery.

Exploring on a Sunny Saturday Afternoon

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Sunday, February 21, 2016

Olivia's Magnolia Cemetery Adventure

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-Olivia

Allie's Post on Magnolia Cemetery

Click here to see my post on our class trip to Magnolia Cemetery!

-Allie

Paige's Trip to Magnolia Cemetery!

Click here to read about the magnificent Magnolia Cemetery here in Charleston, SC!!

Harper's Magnolia Cemetery Trip!

Click here to read about my first trip to the beautiful Magnolia Cemetery!!

-Harper Richards

Katie among the graves

See what I got out of the Magnolia tour HERE

Saturday, February 20, 2016

Monday, February 15, 2016

A little bit about Grandpa Carl

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Family Identity

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Meet a socialist

Meet my great great great great grandfather HERE.

Ancestor Post

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Civil War Ancestor

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Ancestor Research Post

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My Ancestor

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My Ancestry

Click here to see where one side of my family came from.

Ancestor blog Great Grandma Dotty

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Rebel Roots by Savannah Hirst

Take a look at my ancestor project blog post!

A Trip Through My Past.

Hey everyone, want to take a journey through my past? Find out who I thought the bravest man I ever knew was by clicking here.
Hope you enjoy!

Amanda Bundrick

Rebel on the Run: Kiersten Camby

check out my ancestral research here!

Sophia El-Bayadi : Ancestral Investigation

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Kailyn's Ancestor Project

Check out my great-grandma Marian's story here

Anna Tomaszewski: "A Tough Broad"

Hi everyone! Click here to learn about my great-great grandmother Thomaszewski! Thanks for reading!

-Harper Richards

Sunday, February 14, 2016

Allie's Ancestor Post

Click here to learn about my great-grandfather Ray who I am named after!

Hannah Dunnaway's Ancestor Post

Hey everyone! Want to learn about my great-grandfather's exciting life? Click here to check out the blog. Hope you enjoy!

Olivia's Ancestor

Click here to read about my great great great grandfather, James Hill Bonney.

Paige's Ancestor Post

Family history is important.  Click here to read about my great grandmother!

Magnolia Cemetery Map

Magnolia Cemetery is more than 150 acres. Some 35,000 people have been buried there since it opened in 1850. Burials continue to this day. Many are in the newer section called Green Hill, which was the site of one of Charleston's first golf courses. Two golf hole greens were on the site of today's Green Hill section at Magnolia Cemetery, hence the Green Hill name.


Below is a 1907 map "made at the request of" the Charleston Country Club. You can see how it bordered Magnolia Cemetery. The cemetery has a Belvidere section, which seems to be a connection with the old Belvidere plantation and Belvidere Golf Links that the Charleston Country Club built in 1901.






Saturday, February 13, 2016

Monday, February 8, 2016

Graveyard Adventures

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The First Outing

Hey everybody! Check out the mysteries behind our first outing by clicking here!
Enjoy,
Amanda Bundrick

Night Walk: Church Graveyards

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Graveyard Strollin'

We walked through two graveyards at night on February 1st. To find out how spooky it was, click here.

Night Journey

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It was a chilly night as we began our walk to the graveyard...

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Ghoulish Night Time Adventures

Hey guys, check out my blog post on last week's outing here! Thanks!

Spooky Scavenger Hunt

On February 1st, my classmates and I visited multiple church grave sites to study stones we had learned about. It can be seen here.

Church Graveyard Walkthrough

We went to some churches the night of Feb. 1st. Here is my blog post about it.

Night Time Adventures

Night time adventures with flashlights, check it out here.

A Walk in the Dark

We took a walk in the dark. This is what I have to show for it.

Researching Grave Sites (Case Study: St. Patrick's Catholic Church Graveyard)

Sunday, February 7, 2016

More Than Just Headstones

Check out my blog post here about my night tour of two graveyards and see some cool pictures!

A Few Souls I've Come to Find: Sophia El-Bayadi

Explore the souls with me here.

Charleston Grave Markers

Check out my post here to read about the graves I came across at the Cathedral Church of St. Luke and St. Paul and the St. Patrick Catholic Church.
-Olivia Manfredi

Nighttime Travels to the Church Graveyards

Hey guys! Check out my post here to learn about my nighttime adventure to the Cathedral Church of St. Luke and St. Paul and St. Patrick Catholic Church. Hope you enjoy! :)

Saturday, February 6, 2016

First Evening Graveyard Trip!

Click here to read all about Harper's first nighttime adventure in two Charleston graveyards!

Friday, February 5, 2016

Charleston's Grave Markers

Check out my post here on different types of grave markers found in Charleston :)
My friend Meghan added the emoji

Thursday, February 4, 2016

Historic Charleston Graveyards

Click here to view Allie's first post on the visit to the Cathedral Church of St. Luke and St. Paul and St. Patrick Catholic Church.