Sharing an Updated Post by Amy Johnson Crow - " 5 Photos You Should Take at the Cemetery"

It is my pleasure to share a link to Amy Johnson Crow's latest blog post entitled:

"5 Photos You Should Take at the Cemetery"

Be sure to click on the orange box with the message: 

"Want to take better photos in the cemetery?  Click here for a free guide with 5 of my favorite tips." 

"5 Photos You Should Take at the Cemetery" - By Amy Johnson Crow

Amy Johnson Crow has some great reminders about the types of photographs that should always be taken while visiting a cemetery.  Amy is also a certified genealogist and well-known in the world of genealogy.  

Amy's blog is very well done, so I'm sure you'll enjoy this post on gravestone photographing tips, and many others too offered on her blog. 

The quest to mark the gravesites of 25 Civil War Veterans buried at Green Lawn Cemetery in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio

First, extending my thanks to Amy Johnson Crow, who is the "Graveyard Rabbit of Central Ohio" for posting the link on her "Facebook" Page to a wonderful "Columbus Dispatch" story published today which can also be read online (click on title to read.)

It is published by Ken Gorden and entitled:

"Grave undertaking"

"History sleuths seek to identify, mark Civil War burial sites"

The article not only details the efforts being made by AmeriCorps worker, Amanda Nelson, who is working with the Ohio Historical Society to obtain gravestones to honor the unmarked gravesites of Civil War veterans buried at Green Lawn Cemetery, but it also lists their names, regiments and company identifications.

This is a well-written in-depth article that is heartwarming to read on Presidents' Day 2012!