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Connecticut Gravestone Network

Protecting Connecticut's old burying grounds and preserving their historic significance

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  • Connecticut Gravestone Network Symposium April 25, 2020
    Mar 3, 2020
  • Farmington’s Ancient Burial Ground Sun, September 29, 2019
    Farmington’s Ancient Burial Ground Sun, September 29, 2019
    Sep 28, 2019
  • In the Shadow of the great Hartford Witch Hunt Presentation Oct 26
    Sep 27, 2019

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  • Gravestone Rubbings
  • Cleaning Basics
  • Resetting Old Tablet Style Gravestones
  • Conservation & Stone Repair Helpers
  • Waterproofing
  • Reading Gravestone Inscriptions

Connecticut Gravestone Network

is dedicated to protecting Connecticut's old burying grounds and preserving their historic significance. CGN provides a communication resource with an emphasis on promoting and encouraging public awareness and safe conservation. We also support those interested in all other aspects of gravestone studies.

We welcome all who have an interest in preserving history, gravestone art work & old epitaphs, and have respect, in general, for the importance of our cemeteries.

Latest Articles

  • Connecticut Gravestone Network Symposium April 25, 2020
    Mar 3, 2020
  • Farmington’s Ancient Burial Ground Sun, September 29, 2019
    Farmington’s Ancient Burial Ground Sun, September 29, 2019
    Sep 28, 2019
  • In the Shadow of the great Hartford Witch Hunt Presentation Oct 26
    Sep 27, 2019

Cedar Hill Cemetery Calendar of Events, Hartford

Calendar of Events, Cedar Hill Cemetery

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  • Home
  • Events
  • About the CGN
    • Membership
    • Newsletter Archive
    • Reading List
    • Resources & Links
    • Whole Cemetery Survey
  • Instructive Articles
    • Discovery
    • Documentation
    • Examples of Bad Repairs
    • Cleaning Examples
    • Teach History
    • Neglected Cemeteries
    • Graveyard Maintenance
    • Gravestone Rubbings
    • Cleaning Basics
    • Resetting Old Tablet Style Gravestones
    • Conservation & Stone Repair Helpers
    • Waterproofing
    • Reading Gravestone Inscriptions
  • Carvers
    • Introduction
    • The Basics
    • Gravestone Detective
    • Gershom Bartlett (1723-1798)
    • Collins Family Carvers
    • Glastonbury Lady Carver (1720s-1740s)
    • John Hartshorn(e) (1650-c. 1737)
    • Manning Family Carvings
    • The Norwich Ovoid Carver (early 1700’s)
    • Stancliff Family Carvings
    • John Walden Carving
    • Wheeler Carvings
  • Cemetery Vandalism
    • Statutes
    • CT General Statutes 2005 (pdf)
    • Theft Issues
  • Gallery
  • Contact
Connecticut Gravestone Network