Grave Marker Types Review

These are the types of grave markers that can be found at Charleston graveyards and cemeteries. Most date from the late 1700s to early 1900s.  Click here if they Prezi cannot be viewed.

Types of Grave Markers

Here is another look at the wide variety of grave markers that we will see during our journeys to area churchyards and graveyards. Students will need to be able to properly identify these for various blog posts and the tests too.  Click here if unable to view this Prezi.

Types of Grave Markers (Prezi)

This Prezi looks at the variety of grave markers common in Charleston area cemeteries and graveyards. Click here if unable to view the Prezi.

Grave Marker and Monument Review (Prezi)

Here is a review of the most common types of grave markers found in the Charleston area.
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Inside the Impressive Cathedral Church of St. Luke and St. Paul

In my College of Charleston course, "Beyond the Grave: What Old Cemeteries Tell and Teach the Living," I enjoy taking my students to this beautiful church not far from campus on Coming Street.

It is the Cathedral Church of St. Luke and St. Paul, which was completed in 1815.  It is Episcopalian (formerly Anglican) and has two names because, in 1949, St. Paul's merged with St. Luke's Church on Charlotte Street.