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The Graven Images of Bethel Cemetery

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flowing poetry. Red sandstone, mostly carried as ballast on ships plying the Hudson River from the Connecticut River and New Jersey, was used. A few remain here. 1800-1825 By the time these stones were carved, most customers favored granite and

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