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Wymberley Jones DeRenne monument
An Egyptomaniacal monument of a bibliophile in Savannah’s Bonaventure Cemetery.
The Dietz mausoleum
A Karnakial mausoleum with Orientalist overtones!
The Treasury of the Deckers
In which is explored a model for a very common American mausoleum design.
Net profits
Come see a splendid Egyptian revival mausoleum in Edinburgh!
Olde tyme revival
A splendid little Egyptian revival mausoleum with autumn colors.
Salvage
I was looking at a total loss till I noticed where the sun was.
Egyptian revival delux(or)
A nice Egyptian revival mausoleum at West Laurel Hill with some de-luxor features!
TFW?!
Here, ladies and gentlemen, is a mausoleum, in Glenwood Cemetery in Washington, D.C., designed by a spooney architect (figure 1). Figure 1. Spooney mausoleum. Glenwood Cemetery, Washington, D.C. Photo: author. Now before I go an inch further, let me concede that if you ignore the details and slip the image a little out of focus, …
Major General Alexander Macomb
“Died at Washington, the seat of government, 25 June 1841,” reads part of his epitaph. I should think that even in 1841 one wouldn’t have needed to specify that Washington was the “seat of government.” But otiose overdetermination is not why I look at this obelisk (figure 1). Figure 1. Alexander Macomb monument. Congressional Cemetery, …
The Rose Keeling Hutchins funerary portrait
Here’s the Egyptian revival mausoleum of the Hutchins-Keeling distended family in Rock Creek Cemetery. Hutchins-Keeling mausoleum. Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, D.C. Photo: author. “Distended” because we seem to have a case of a well-heeled man, Stilson Hutchins (1838-1912) who married a new wife, Rose Keeling (1867-1926), in 1890. It was a May-December thing, by the …
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