St. George's Methodist Episcopal Church, Clarksville, DE

More of St. George's burials in a 2nd cemetery across the road:


Maddy McCoy
Fairfax County, Virginia
Slavery Inventory Database

Zoar United Methodist Church, Millsboro, DE

Nice view:







Lots of space, but no cemetery:



Maddy McCoy
Fairfax County, Virginia
Slavery Inventory Database

Christ's Sanctified Holy Church, Dagsboro, DE

Maddy McCoy
Fairfax County, Virginia
Slavery Inventory Database

Line United Methodist Church, Delmar, DE

Source: Google Maps

Maddy McCoy
Fairfax County, Virginia
Slavery Inventory Database

Trinity Methodist Church, Sussex County, DE

The cemetery is across the road, to the south:



Maddy McCoy
Fairfax County, Virginia
Slavery Inventory Database

Old Fairfax City Library, Fairfax City, VA

The old Fairfax City Regional Library on North Street had been closed since about November of 2007. 26 new townhomes are slated to be built on the site.














Maddy McCoy
Fairfax County, Virginia
Slavery Inventory Database

Cemetery behind Safeway, Rehoboth Beach, DE

Didn't have time to stop and get a closer look...
Behind the Safeway on Route 1 between Lewes & Rehoboth Beach, DE. Some very old trees back in there...




















Tarmac is the Safeway property:





Maddy McCoy
Fairfax County, Virginia
Slavery Inventory Database

Aquia Episcopal Church, VA: Graffiti

Maddy McCoy
Fairfax County, Virginia
Slavery Inventory Database

3 Headstones, Aquia Episcopal Church Cemetery, VA

I take all of my photos with my iPhone. I love the big screen. I just look & shoot the picture. Simple...wonderful.

Usually I take a pretty straight picture (except when my equalibrium was off earlier this summer due to pool water in my ears.)

So, I was pretty suprised when I tried to photograph a few of the older (and AMAZING) headstones at Aquia.

Photo after photo, nothing came out straight. Everything was coming out a bit "wonky." The headstone appeared perfectly in my iPhone screen when I took the picture, and yet the image that appeared on the roll was different.

It felt like my eyes were playing tricks on me or I had some sort or odd physical-dimension-bending experience.

I'd like to go back to Aquia Church Cemetery. I'm thinking this time I'll take my brother (the physics professor) and my sister (the eye doctor) with me.
Ya know... just in case.

I took countless pictures of the following three headstones and here are the best of the lot...



















Maddy McCoy
Fairfax County, Virginia
Slavery Inventory Database

Mt. Vernon, Fairfax County, VA

Researching at the Mt. Vernon library today, but had to take a quick peek at the new baby pigs!






























Maddy McCoy
Fairfax County, Virginia
Slavery Inventory Database