Crown Hill Cemetery
Crown Hill Cemetery
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No wooden benches, chairs, settees, head-boards or wooden articles of any kind allowed on the grounds.
21. Heavy loads will not be allowed to enter, unless by permission of the Superintendent.
22. The grading of all lots must be under the direction of the Superintendent, and by hands employed regularly on the grounds.
Monumental Work.
1. All monumental work must be brought into the Cemetery grounds at the east entrance.
2. All foundations for all stone work must be built by the Cemetery Company..., and must be ordered and paid for at the Superintendent's office at least two weeks in advance of the arrival of the work.
3. All monuments and head-stones must be of a good quality of granite, marble or other stone adapted to such purposes. No other material will be allowed in the Cemetery grounds.
4. No head or foot-stones over one foot in height above the surface of the lot allowed, and must be four inches or more in thickness.
5. Only one stone can be placed at a grave ; both head and foot-stones not allowed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No wooden benches, chairs, settees, head-boards or wooden articles of any kind allowed on the grounds.
21. Heavy loads will not be allowed to enter, unless by permission of the Superintendent.
22. The grading of all lots must be under the direction of the Superintendent, and by hands employed regularly on the grounds.
Monumental Work.
1. All monumental work must be brought into the Cemetery grounds at the east entrance.
2. All foundations for all stone work must be built by the Cemetery Company..., and must be ordered and paid for at the Superintendent's office at least two weeks in advance of the arrival of the work.
3. All monuments and head-stones must be of a good quality of granite, marble or other stone adapted to such purposes. No other material will be allowed in the Cemetery grounds.
4. No head or foot-stones over one foot in height above the surface of the lot allowed, and must be four inches or more in thickness.
5. Only one stone can be placed at a grave ; both head and foot-stones not allowed.
What to read after Crown Hill Cemetery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia W Virginia Wales Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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