Public Art and Architecture from Around the World

Tag: graves

  • Eternal Silence

    Eternal Silence

      The Eternal Silence, (also called Eternal Silence or Statue of Death)  marks the grave of Dexter Graves, who led a group of thirteen families that moved from Ohio to Chicago in 1831, making them some of Chicago’s earliest settlers. Graves died in 1844, seventy-five years before the creation of the statue, and sixteen years before Graceland…

  • Philadelphia – June 16, 2011

    I am in Philadelphia and I hate doing the classic tourist stuff, so sorry, you won’t see a picture of the Liberty Bell, but this is pretty touristy as things go.  This is Christ Church Burial Ground.  I love cemeteries, they are so full of history, even if you don’t know anything about the people buried there,…