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HUMANIZING THE GRAVE SERIES
Epdiode:1 Part:1 Humanizing the Grave Series
Hidden in the heart of New Haven lies a cemetery unlike any other — Grove Street Cemetery, where history, art, and memories rest side by side.
Today, we’re walking through its winding paths with our good friend, Adam Harvey, a New Haven native who has dedicated himself to the thankless but vital work of grave restoration.
Take a walk with us as we:
* Explore the beautiful, historic cemetery.
* Hear some fascinating New Haven history.
* Learn a bit about what goes into grave restoration.
* Find out how Adam got started in this important work.
Together, we’ll uncover the stories carved in stone and the care it takes to keep our loved ones’ legacies alive. This is Episode 1: A Walk Through Grove Street Cemetery.
Epdiode:1 Part:2 Humanizing the Grave Series
The bodies stayed, but the stones were moved.
This is the incredible — and slightly creepy — history behind the walls of Grove Street Cemetery in New Haven, CT.
When the yellow fever epidemic overwhelmed the Old New Haven Green, the city decided to build a new cemetery in 1797. But tradition meant they couldn’t move the dead… so they only moved the 4,000+ headstones!
In this episode, we uncover:
Why hundreds of markers are still missing
How a Yale professor helped design the protective walls
What Hurricane Sandy revealed in 2012 about the bodies still buried beneath the Green
Read our website and blog: perceivedparanormal.com
Watch Part One of our visit with our stone restoration friend Adam Harvey — and see these eerie relics up close
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