Guidelines for Cemetery Conservation - National Trust of Australia

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GUIDELINES FOR CEMETERY CONSERVATION PART TWO - WHAT Especially vulnerable are composite timber monuments like this celtic cross Sandstone is the main monumental stone <strong>for</strong> the early and mid nineteenth century .... while marble is common in the later nineteenth century CEMS\Policy Paper Review & model letters\2nd Edition Jan 2010.doc 31
GUIDELINES FOR CEMETERY CONSERVATION PART TWO - WHAT Iron monuments are <strong>of</strong>ten found in mining areas .... .... sometimes very ornate .... .... or simple, like this wrought example CEMS\Policy Paper Review & model letters\2nd Edition Jan 2010.doc 32
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