Cemetery photos related specifically to SOUL PURPOSE: BOOK 1.

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Retaining wall where Alden sits in
Old City Cemetery, Galveston


Example of mausoleum partially buried during raising of Galveston Island after the Great Storm of 1900. My daughter is 4 feet tall. The top of the door was originally 7 feet above ground before the Storm.


Another partially buried pre-Storm mausoleum.


Seawall Monument where Alden and Lenzi
meet IC representative.


The Hotel Galvez where Alden's
IC hearing takes place.


View of
Galveston Bay
from seawall.


Back of the Old City Cemetery
caretaker's shed.


I loved the sign on the door of the caretaker's shed.

 

Historical pictures of Galveston relating to the Storm of 1900
* Photos are public domain

Residential area wiped clean by the storm surge. 6,000 men, women and children died in the Storm of 1900 on Galveston Island.


Remains of a church after the storm.


Pumping in the sand slurry to raise the level of the island.


Construction of
Galveston seawall


The seawall is
around 17 feet high.
They backfilled with sand
dredged from the ship channel.


The end of the seawall.




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