Williamsburg Center Cemetery

Williamsburg Center Cemetery is at 4 Village Hill Road. Take North Street from the center of town, then North Main Street, and then bear left onto Village Hill Road. It is also known as the Old Village Hill Cemetery. It is from about 1771 to 1773. It has a wrough iron fence near the entrance and the terrain drops down from there. As usual for such old cemeteries, it is along an east to west axis with most gravestones’ inscriptions pointing to the west.

Art Works of Hariette Bowdoin

Art Works of Hariette Bowdoin features that works of a person born in South Hadley Massachusetts. She would move to New York City with her family and prosper there as an artist. Some of her works are listed in the grid below. The links carry you to an external web site.

PATREON video

Squire Bowdoin House

about her family – The Lost Grave of South Hadley

art workLINK
Park ViewLINK
Stream LandscapeLINK
Pine Tree and Cottage along a CoastLINK
On the PromenadeLINK
View to a Garden with Trellis and FountainLINK
Forest Landscape with RiverLINK
Country FarmhouseLINK
CottageLINK
Garden Scene with TrellisLINK
Woman with Milk PailsLINK
Long Branch BeachLINK
Spring ForestLINK
Figures on a BridgeLINK
SunriseLINK
Country HomeLINK
Figures by ShoreLINK
Hydrangeas Under PergolaLINK
HollyhocksLINK
BlumenstilllebenLINK
Floral Still LifeLINK
Still Life with Flowers and Porcelain JarLINK
Figures and Nuns on a Village StreetLINK
Flower Market in HollandLINK
On the Canals at VeniceLINK
Venetian CanalLINK
VeniceLINK
New York Street SceneLINK
Winter SceneLINK
Central Park of New York CityLINK
Winter SubwayLINK
Self-PortraitLINK
Young Woman in a ParkLINK
Morning Shadow and SunlightLINK