Strolling the Village Cemetery in Shelburne, Vermont

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“Garrad Burritt gave the land for the Old Section of the Village Cemetery in 1829. With over 2000+ burials, the Village cemetery is one of the most well tended, beautiful cemeteries in the State of Vermont.

St. Catherine’s Cemetery is now included in the Village Cemetery.”-https://www.shelburnevt.org/222/Village-Cemetery

That’s an amazing train engine and its color is spectacular! Photo snapped on January 16, 2022. It’s unfortunate that their dates are not as readable as the rest of the headstone.

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