Annalisa Heppner, Author at The Providence Eye

North Burial Ground as Haven

by Annalisa Heppner

As the Director of City Cemeteries, I have a particular fondness for North Burial Ground (NBG), but here I am writing as a resident of Providence and cemetery enthusiast with my own personal beliefs, why cemeteries matter, and how cemeteries can be transformational spaces in [...]

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