Earl Kingsbury, the Augusta's director of community services, examines gravestones July 28 in the city's lost cemetery.
A pair of Deniston family gravestones, for Joseph and his wife, Ruth, were discovered in Augusta's lost cemetery.
Earl Kingsbury, the city's director of community services, looks at gravestones July 28 in Augusta's lost cemetery.
This gravestone in memory of William Hewens — who died June 25, 1801, when he was 40 — is among those recently discovered in Augusta's lost cemetery. The 220-year-old stone was one of the oldest found.
A finger pointing to heaven is seen on the 1857 gravestone of Albert Lawson in Augusta's lost cemetery.
This gravestone for Revolutionary War veteran Robert Deniston was discovered in Augusta's lost cemetery.
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