Colonel B Warren Stone by Richardphotos

Photography • Historical • posted on Jan 23, 2014

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in a small cemetery in downtown Dallas near city hall with pioneers of Dallas and Civil war veterans/Texas-Mexico war done a little post work

Comments (42)

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zaigodou

5:59AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Nice job!!!!!!

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blinkings

6:07AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

I was just reading that he was amongst other things a lawyer.

blinkings

6:10AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

I wonder if they will ever fully repair the headstone. In the photo I googled, it was still broken across where the 1881 is.

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giulband

6:09AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Great photo and concept !!

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dakotabluemoon

6:54AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Very nice capture of a piece of history.

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magnus073

7:52AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Very cool capture here, Richard. Really is a shame they don't try to preserve the graves a bit better.

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eekdog

8:55AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

wild effects! cool shot..

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mickeyrony

9:01AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Remember .... not all take care of it.... like Nice picture ((5++))

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stnaper

9:08AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

They should fix the stone. Stan

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byteline

9:51AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Fantastic shot!

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VDH

9:52AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Interesting capture!

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jayfar

9:55AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

64 is a good age for the time. Nice shot and work.

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illkirch

10:25AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Cool effect. Like in a horror/SF movie

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giubandph

10:27AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Very good !

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ontar1

11:01AM | Thu, 23 January 2014

To bad it is broken, love the effect!

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Bampster

12:10PM | Thu, 23 January 2014

Sadf that there are "people"? that can't resist vandelism. What, I wonder, was gained by that? We have them here too,monuments with ganf graffti andsacred church items stolen. Once a cross from a local church altar was being pawned, sad world. But an excellent photo, nice to see bits of history.!!!!!

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