Guidelines for Cemetery Conservation - National Trust of Australia
Guidelines for Cemetery Conservation - National Trust of Australia
Guidelines for Cemetery Conservation - National Trust of Australia
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GUIDELINES FOR CEMETERY CONSERVATION<br />
PART TWO - WHAT<br />
There are also indicators <strong>of</strong> origins, such as the English acorn ....<br />
.... or membership <strong>of</strong> an oddfellows lodge ....<br />
.... or simply emotional attachment<br />
In the same way, any other symbol must be interpreted with care and be considered as<br />
evidence, not pro<strong>of</strong>. Among examples already given, the anchor may sometimes<br />
represent “hope” rather than a connection to the sea; and an old woman may be<br />
commemorated with a broken column by a loving family which simply felt she died<br />
too soon.<br />
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