Stopped by the local graveyard today because my mate Tygurstar needed some pictures for a school project she's been working on, she has to use use one letter from a picture of a sign, gravestone, etc. The bonus was that if it was a grave pre-1940, she could use every letter and number in it, because they were hand written for the most part.
So we walked around out in the snow for a little while, taking all sorts of pictures, I thought this was one of the best I got. I love old grave stones, the older the better, there were some here dating back to pre-revolutionary war era, including a few from the 1730s and 1740-50s. I really love colonial era as well, so that was pretty cool! I was surprised not to see the typical red sandstone looking graves like I have seen in other states, like CT. I'll have to learn more about what kind of stones were typical in a gravestone then.

These two though are from 1819 and 1845.

I don't know if I should post things with people's names on here, but seeing as how they've been dead for 153+ years, I don't think there should be too much to worry about.