Remnants – a visit to Walhalla cemetery | Photography by Jim Worrall

Remnants – a visit to Walhalla cemetery

Graves from the late 1800’s on the sloping grounds of Walhalla cemetery.
Remnants – Walhalla cemetery
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Pictured below – The unusual grave of Elizabeth A. Holmes (aged 20 years) and Mary A. Holmes (aged 10 months) who passed away in the 1870’s in Walhalla, Victoria, Australia.
A reflection of tougher times.
Resting Place – Walhalla
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Pictured below – Looking down the sloping grounds of the Walhalla cemetery towards the main road below.
On the slopes of Walhalla
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This entry was posted on September 13, 2009 by Jim Worrall. It was filed under Australia, Australian, black and white, bush, landscape photos, monochrome, photographer, photography and was tagged with Australia, Australian, black and white, bush, cemetery, monochrome, photographer, photography, photos for sale, Walhalla.

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Anne Young

Hi Jim. I have started a new blog which is about cemetery renewal at Karrakatta cemetery in Perth WA. It is supplementary to a Facebook group called Saving Family Headstones at Karrakatta. Would it be OK with you if I reblogged this post to our blog ? Reblogging does not change the author or the link, it is a Link back to this blog. I want to make a post about how worthwhile it can be to visit cemeteries and come across old gravestones and remember the people buried there. Karrakatta seems keen to produce a delightful park uncluttered by Headstones.

September 14, 2017 at 7:21 am

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