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March 8, 2010:
Here's the list of new/updated pages:
- Added photos from the Creola Cemetery - Creola, Ohio (Vinton County)
- Added photos from Frysinger Cemetery - Rockford, Ohio (Mercer County)
- Added photos from the Hebron Church Cemetery - Crownover Mill, Ohio (Pickaway County)
- Added photos from the Lima Church Cemetery - Stillwater, Ohio (Tuscarawas County)
- Added photos from Pleasant Grove Cemetery - Jackson, Ohio (Jackson County)
- Added photos from Jonas Run Cemetery in Harveysburg, Ohio to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Lain.
- Added a photo from the Knox County Home in Bangs, Ohio to the Visitor Submissions section. This was contributed by Patrick P.
- Added photos from the Neville Cemetery in Neville, Ohio to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Lain.
- Added photos from the New Richmond Cemetery in New Richmond, Ohio to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Lain.
- Added photos from Panteón de Belén Cemetery in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Javier Gómez.
- Added photos from Panteón de Mezquitán Cemetery in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Javier Gómez.
- Added photos from Rookwood Necropolis in Sydney, NSW Australia to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Cecilia T.
- Added eleven new ouija stories:
- Added new ouija tips contributed by Geoff.
- Added new stories and information contributed by Nicole N. and Justin Rapp to the Elisabeth's Grave page.
- Added a new observation contributed by Aubrey to the Malabar Farm page.
- Added two new links:
That's all for this week. I'm almost totally caught up on my e-mail now, so it shouldn't take too long to get a response to any e-mails. Updates to the site might be bi-weekly or monthly instead of weekly for a few months: I am the chair for the 2010 Association for Gravestone Studies Conference, which will take place at Denison University in Granville, Ohio June 22-27, 2010. AGS conferences are a terrific way to learn new things about gravestone related topics, and you always meet others who share the same fascination with old gravestones. Registration is now open, and information can be found on the AGS website.
With that said, thanks so much for stopping by! Please check back soon for more new pages. Or, sign up for the mailing list to get an e-mail when the site has been updated.
February 12, 2010:
FINALLY...an update has been completed! Here's the list of new/updated pages:
- Added photos from Caldwell Cemetery - Rittenours, Ohio (Ross County)
- Added photos from the High Street Cemetery - Circleville, Ohio (Pickaway County)
- Added photos from the Limerick Cemetery - Limerick, Ohio (Jackson County)
- Added photos from the Saint Sylvester Catholic Cemetery - Zaleski, Ohio (Vinton County)
- Added photos from Tick Ridge Cemetery - Union Furnace, Ohio (Hocking County)
- Added a new symbol (I.O.M.) to the Gravestone Symbolism page.
- Added photos of an Abandoned Farm in Limburg, Netherlands to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Janine Sanders.
- Added photos from Hayswood Hospital in Kentucky to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Lain.
- Added photos from Higginsport Cemetery in Higginsport, Ohio to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Lain.
- Added photos of a Roadside Grave in Higginsport, Ohio to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Lain.
- Added nine new ouija stories:
- Added a new observation contributed by Tina to the Haydenville Tunnel page.
- Added a new story contributed by an anonymous visitor to the Lakin Industrial Home for Colored Boys page.
- Added a new link: OUIJA—For the Record
That's all for this week. I'm pretty much caught up on my e-mail through the middle of this week, so it shouldn't take me too long to reply to any recent e-mails. Also, updates to the site might be bi-weekly or monthly instead of weekly for a few months: I am the chair for the 2010 Association for Gravestone Studies Conference, which will take place at Denison University in Granville, Ohio June 22-27, 2010. AGS conferences are a terrific way to learn new things about gravestone related topics, and you always meet others who share the same fascination with old gravestones. Registration for the conference is now open, and you can find more info and the registration form on the AGS website.
With that said, thanks so much for stopping by! Please check back soon for more new pages. Or, sign up for the mailing list to get an e-mail when the site has been updated.
January 20, 2010:
This week's update has been completed! Here's the list of new/updated pages:
- Added photos from Calvary Cemetery - Springfield, Ohio (Clark County)
- Added photos from the Guernsey Friends Cemetery - Smyrna, Ohio (Guernsey County)
- Added photos from Neptune Cemetery - Neptune, Ohio (Mercer County)
- Added photos from the Old Centerville Cemetery - Centerville, Indiana (Wayne County)
- Added photos from the Presbyterian Church Cemetery - Commercial Point, Ohio (Pickaway County)
- Added photos of an Abandoned House in Higginsport, Ohio to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Lain.
- Added six new ouija stories:
- Added three new links:
That's all for this week. I'm still trying to catch up on my e-mail, so it may take a couple weeks before you get a response. I really appreciate your patience. Updates to the site might be bi-weekly or monthly instead of weekly for a few months: I am the chair for the 2010 Association for Gravestone Studies Conference, which will take place at Denison University in Granville, Ohio June 22-27, 2010. AGS conferences are a terrific way to learn new things about gravestone related topics, and you always meet others who share the same fascination with old gravestones. I'll be posting more info about the conference here, and on the AGS website, as plans progress.
With that said, thanks so much for stopping by! Please check back soon for more new pages. Or, sign up for the mailing list to get an e-mail when the site has been updated.
January 8, 2010:
Seven years ago (January 9, 2003) I started GraveAddiction.com. I intend to keep it around much longer too :) To celebrate the site's anniversary tomorrow, this week's update has been completed! Here's the list of new/updated pages:
- Added photos from Hamden Cemetery - Hamden, Ohio (Vinton County)
- Added photos from Mercer Cemetery - Mercer, Ohio (Mercer County)
- Added photos from the Old Hartford Cemetery - Spencerville, Ohio (Allen County)
- Added photos from Pusheta Cemetery - Wapakoneta, Ohio (Auglaize County)
- Added photos from Strawn Cemetery - Logan, Ohio (Hocking County)
- Added photos from Wesley Union Cemetery - White Cottage, Ohio (Muskingum County)
- Added photos of an Abandoned School in Huron County, Ohio to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Brenda Poole.
- Added photos from Green Ridge Cemetery in Kenosha, Wisconsin to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Charles Stratton.
- Added photos from Saint Anthony Catholic Cemetery in Maui, Hawaii to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Pete.
- Added photos from Valley Isle Memorial Park in Maui, Hawaii to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Pete.
- Added twenty-three (!) new ouija stories:
- Added new ouija tips contributed by Chloe and Rob G.
- Added a new story contributed by an anonymous website visitor to the Eastern State Penitentiary page.
- Added four new links:
That's all for this week. I'm still trying to catch up on my e-mail, so it may take a couple weeks before you get a response. I really appreciate your patience. Updates to the site might be bi-weekly or monthly instead of weekly for a few months: I am the chair for the 2010 Association for Gravestone Studies Conference, which will take place at Denison University in Granville, Ohio June 22-27, 2010. AGS conferences are a terrific way to learn new things about gravestone related topics, and you always meet others who share the same fascination with old gravestones. I'll be posting more info about the conference here, and on the AGS website, as plans progress.
With that said, thanks so much for stopping by! Please check back soon for more new pages. Or, sign up for the mailing list to get an e-mail when the site has been updated.
December 22, 2009:
This week's update has been completed! Here's the list of new/updated pages:
- Added photos from the Clifton Cemetery - Clifton, Ohio (Greene County)
- Added photos from Crown Hill Cemetery - Centerville, Indiana (Wayne County)
- Added photos from Green Lawn Cemetery - Wapakoneta, Ohio (Auglaize County)
- Added photos from the New Plymouth Cemetery - New Plymouth, Ohio (Hocking/Vinton Counties)
- Added photos from Pleasant Grove Cemetery - South Charleston, Ohio (Clark County)
- Added photos from the Saint Pauls United Church of Christ Cemetery - Wabash, Ohio (Mercer County)
- Added photos from Springlawn Cemetery - Williamsport, Ohio (Pickaway County)
- Added photos from Woodlawn Cemetery - Ohio City, Ohio (Van Wert County)
- Added a new symbol (Woodmen Circle) to the Gravestone Symbolism page.
- Added a photo of an Abandoned House in Chateauguay, Quebec, Canada to the Visitor Submissions section. This was contributed by Julie from Chateauguay.
- Added three new ouija stories:
- Added a new story contributed by Julia P. to the Mary Jane's Grave page.
- Added new information contributed by Brandi to the Springfield Cemetery page.
- Added a new observation contributed by Bethany King to the Colonial Park Cemetery page.
- Added four new links:
That's all for this week. I'm only about a week or so behind on my e-mail now, and will be caught up before Christmas. Updates to the site might be bi-weekly or monthly instead of weekly for a few months: I am the chair for the 2010 Association for Gravestone Studies Conference, which will take place at Denison University in Granville, Ohio June 22-27, 2010. AGS conferences are a terrific way to learn new things about gravestone related topics, and you always meet others who share the same fascination with old gravestones. I'll be posting more info about the conference here, and on the AGS website, as plans progress.
With that said, thanks so much for stopping by! Please check back soon for more new pages. Or, sign up for the mailing list to get an e-mail when the site has been updated.
I HOPE YOU ALL HAVE A WONDERFUL HOLIDAY SEASON!!
December 7, 2009:
This week's update has been completed! My apologies for such a long delay between this update and the last. Here's the list of new/updated pages:
- Added photos from the Christian Cemetery - Williamsport, Ohio (Pickaway County)
- Added photos from Flat Ridge Cemetery - North Salem, Ohio (Guernsey County)
- Added photos from Fletcher Chapel Cemetery - Springfield, Ohio (Clark County)
- Added photos from the Peoli Cemetery - Peoli, Ohio (Tuscarawas County)
- Added photos from Saint Paul's Cemetery - Wabash, Ohio (Mercer County)
- Added photos from the Stephen A. Douglas Memorial - Chicago, Illinois (Cook County)
- Added fifty-one new photos to the Union Cemetery page.
- Added new photos from the Hildene Mansion in Manchester, Vermont to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Diane G.
- Added nineteen new ouija stories:
- Added new ouija tips contributed by MJ.
- Added a new story contributed by Jamey to the Elisabeth's Grave page.
- Added new information contributed by Derek R. to the Gravestone Symbolism page.
- Added a new story contributed by Mark G. to the House of the Seven Gables page.
- Added a new story contributed by Luke V. to the Roberts Road page.
- Added a new observation contributed by Lori Smith to the Waverly Hills page.
- Added six new links:
- Updated the Thank You page.
That's all for this week. I'm really far behind on e-mail, but should be caught up soon. Updates might be bi-weekly or monthly instead of weekly for a few months: I am the chair for the 2010 Association for Gravestone Studies Conference, which will take place at Denison University in Granville, Ohio June 22-27, 2010. AGS conferences are a terrific way to learn new things about gravestone related topics, and you always meet others who share the same fascination with old gravestones. I'll be posting more info about the conference here, and on the AGS website, as plans progress.
With that said, thanks so much for stopping by! Please check back soon for more new pages. Or, sign up for the mailing list to get an e-mail when the site has been updated.
November 4, 2009:
This week's update has been completed! My apologies for such a long delay between this update and the last. Here's the list of new/updated pages:
- Added photos from Bethel Cemetery - Hamden, Ohio (Vinton County)
- Added photos from Garlough Cemetery - Pitchin, Ohio (Clark County)
- Added photos from Meldrim Cemetery - Ewing, Ohio (Hocking County)
- Added photos from the Methodist Cemetery - Williamsport, Ohio (Pickaway County)
- Added photos from Saint Louis Cemetery - North Star, Ohio (Darke County)
- Added photos from Spring Hill Cemetery - Fort Recovery, Ohio (Mercer County)
- Added photos from Fort Miamis in Maumee, Ohio to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Dan Drzewiecki.
- Added photos from Port Broughton Cemetery in South Australia to the Visitor Submissions section. These were contributed by Briony K.
- Added twenty-one new ouija stories:
- Added a new story contributed by Katie S. to the Elisabeth's Grave page.
- Added a new story contributed by Kenny S. to the House of the Seven Gables page.
- Added a new story contributed by Steven Habegger to the Mary Jane's Grave page.
- Added a new observation contributed by Gracie to the Waverly Hills page.
- Added a new story contributed by Ryan D. to the Woolyburger Cemetery page.
- Updated the Thank You page.
That's all for this week. I'm a little far behind on e-mail, but should be caught up soon. Updates might be bi-weekly instead of weekly for a few months: I am the chair for the 2010 Association for Gravestone Studies Conference, which will take place at Denison University in Granville, Ohio June 22-27, 2010. AGS conferences are a terrific way to learn new things about gravestone related topics, and you always meet others who share the same fascination with old gravestones. I'll be posting more info about the conference here, and on the AGS website, as plans progress.
With that said, thanks so much for stopping by! Please check back soon for more new pages. Or, sign up for the mailing list to get an e-mail when the site has been updated.
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