To Serve: Cemetery Symbolism and Veterans Monuments with Tui Snider

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TIMESTAMPS OF TOPICS IN THIS VIDEO: 0:00 Introduction to Tui Snider 0:58 George and Cynthia Glasscock monument 1:10 Raised lettering on George and Cynthia Glasscock monument 2:00 Arch symbolism 3:36 Richard Bach II marker 3:42 Masonic Compass symbolism 4:38 Double headed eagle of Lagash 5:25 Tom Green Obelisk and Obelisk symbolism 7:16 History of the official stone markers for civil war veterans 9:48 Southern cross of honor symbolism 10:44 Symbols from Captain Bird Holland monument 12:56 Symbols from Francis Dieterich monument 14:09 Preserved monument that has fallen over and its symbols 15:16 Symbolism of monuments with angels 16:27 Suzanna Dickinson Hannig monument and the meaning of coins on military graves 19:11 Symbols on Charles Pinckney monument 19:37 Monument smashed by a tree, urn with cloth that has a fringe, 21:07 General marker, and texas ranger marker 22:20 James Monroe Terrill monument and veteran headstone options 23:13 William H. Holland, didn't use official military headstone 23:48 Family of Everett H. Givens, IHS meaning, Caduceus 26:15 Miguel Rios Civil War Marker, member of the cavalry in California 26:38 Fay Edwin Powell bronze marker 27:17 Sidovar family plot 27:57 Looking at the backside of headstones, Schieffer brothers 28:36 George Jones, independent order of odd fellows order 30:20 Bloor family plot, gothic architecture and typeface 31:27 William Moore civil war marker, medal of honor recipient, Minerva Repelling Discord 33:45 Crossed riffle meaning, general type marker 35:17 Mr. and Mrs. Scales double heart monument 36:10 Bobbie Jean Petty, woman veteran 36:36 Closing comments