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Pictures show two boys looking at a monument in a graveyard.

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God be with them till they meet again

Date1902

Names

B.W. Kilburn Company (publisher)

James M. Davis (Firm) (distributor)

Format

Picture

Notes

Mount Pleasant Cemetery.

Subject

Medium

Stereoscopic photographs

Language

ProvenanceGift of Norman Attikin

CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana

Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession Number2015-2-1-125

Country:Canada

City, town or township:Toronto

Neighbourhood:Newtonbrook

Province or state:Ontario

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Pictures show two people sitting on a park bench amongst gravestones.

"We shall meet beyond the river", Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Toronto, Can

1902

In memoriam, died on Friday, July 25th, 1913, Angus Thomson in his 80th year

In memoriam, died on Friday, July 25th, 1913, Angus Thomson in his 80th year

1913

'I find it impossible to believe that behind and beneath all earthly harmony and beauty there is not a glory which is yet to be revealed'

'I find it impossible to believe that behind and beneath all earthly harmony and beauty there is not a glory which is yet to be revealed'

9/10/1982

Tomb on a hill overlooking Rosedale Ravine is that of the only U

Tomb on a hill overlooking Rosedale Ravine is that of the only U

12/27/1974

Toronto General Burying Grounds Trust historical sketch : Toronto, Canada, 1826-1905

Toronto General Burying Grounds Trust historical sketch : Toronto, Canada, 1826-1905

1905

Some Toronto cemeteries : a short historical sketch together with particulars of burial plots and the perpetual care of same

Some Toronto cemeteries : a short historical sketch together with particulars of burial plots and the perpetual care of same

1920

Is this an immortal?

Is this an immortal?

5/16/1977

Subject of controversy

Subject of controversy

6/10/1988

William Lyon Mackenzie, who led the 1837 rebellion, and his son-in-law, Charles Lindsey, are buried in the Necropolis Cemetery

William Lyon Mackenzie, who led the 1837 rebellion, and his son-in-law, Charles Lindsey, are buried in the Necropolis Cemetery

11/27/1976

One reason cremation is not frowned on today as it once was is that urban cemetry space is at a premium

One reason cremation is not frowned on today as it once was is that urban cemetry space is at a premium

1/25/1990

Pioneer cemetery

Pioneer cemetery

11/16/1992

Impressive monument to a faithful friend even has a tablet describing the owner's grief

Impressive monument to a faithful friend even has a tablet describing the owner's grief

8/6/1975