To Serve: Cemetery Symbolism and Veterans Monuments with Tui Snider

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  • Опубліковано 15 лип 2021
  • Historian Tui Snider gives a tour of Austin's Cemeteries, teaching viewers about Texas history, headstone markings, the meaning of symbols, and how to identify military veterans' gravestones. This is important for people honoring their ancestors and researching geneaology.
    This video was produced by the Historic Preservation and Heritage Tourism Division, the Oakwood Cemetery Chapel of the Museums and Cultural Programs Division, and the Cemetery Operations Division of the Parks and Recreation Department of the City of Austin, Texas.
    The video is part of "To Serve" which honors veterans buried in Austin's Cemeteries.
    Find more information:
    austintexas.gov/toserve
    austintexas.gov/department/par...
    tuisnider.com/

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    TIMESTAMPS OF TOPICS IN THIS VIDEO:
    0:00 Introduction to Tui Snider
    0:58 George and Cynthia Glasscock monument
    1:10 Raised lettering on George and Cynthia Glasscock monument
    2:00 Arch symbolism
    3:36 Richard Bach II marker
    3:42 Masonic Compass symbolism
    4:38 Double headed eagle of Lagash
    5:25 Tom Green Obelisk and Obelisk symbolism
    7:16 History of the official stone markers for civil war veterans
    9:48 Southern cross of honor symbolism
    10:44 Symbols from Captain Bird Holland monument
    12:56 Symbols from Francis Dieterich monument
    14:09 Preserved monument that has fallen over and its symbols
    15:16 Symbolism of monuments with angels
    16:27 Suzanna Dickinson Hannig monument and the meaning of coins on military graves
    19:11 Symbols on Charles Pinckney monument
    19:37 Monument smashed by a tree, urn with cloth that has a fringe,
    21:07 General marker, and texas ranger marker
    22:20 James Monroe Terrill monument and veteran headstone options
    23:13 William H. Holland, didn't use official military headstone
    23:48 Family of Everett H. Givens, IHS meaning, Caduceus
    26:15 Miguel Rios Civil War Marker, member of the cavalry in California
    26:38 Fay Edwin Powell bronze marker
    27:17 Sidovar family plot
    27:57 Looking at the backside of headstones, Schieffer brothers
    28:36 George Jones, independent order of odd fellows order
    30:20 Bloor family plot, gothic architecture and typeface
    31:27 William Moore civil war marker, medal of honor recipient, Minerva Repelling Discord
    33:45 Crossed riffle meaning, general type marker
    35:17 Mr. and Mrs. Scales double heart monument
    36:10 Bobbie Jean Petty, woman veteran
    36:36 Closing comments