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Yes, bleach can damage cemetery headstones, particularly those made of porous materials like limestone or marble. The harsh chemicals in bleach can cause discoloration, deterioration, and can weaken the stone over time. It's best to use gentler cleaning solutions specifically designed for stone care to preserve the integrity of the headstone. Always consult with cemetery guidelines or a professional conservator before attempting any cleaning.
By "Stone Masons" we assume you refer to Monumental Stone Masons - the contractors and artisans who create individual memorials. Well Waverley Cemetery Is a business and the establishemnt and growth of the business has involved a great number of contractors to the business over the least 130+ years. The individual memorials as a collective might seem like good luck but the stles and class of memorial permitted in the cemetery has always been at the direction of the Cemetery Management. Waverley has always had a policy of predominant standstone and white marble monumentation. This continues today. The infrastructure of the site was designed to meet the challenging location, retaining walls of local stone (quarried on the site), the earliest recorded use of macadam roads in a Sydney cemetery, and advanced drainage techniques are all testiment to Victorian Sydneys technical ability. www.waverley.nsw.gov.au/cemetery
HaShem (The Creator) "Passed over" the first born of the Jews, killing the first born of the Egyptians to encourage Pharoah to let the Jews leave Egypt and slavery (he did, and this led to the Exodus)
Yes, Mission San Rafael Arcangel has a cemetery. The original cemetery was built in the 1820s, and many Indians were buried there. The church and cemetery were later removed and built over. A cemetery currently exists in the north section of the town, called Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Arlington National Cemetery
they were not crowned over the Blarney stone - they were crowned over the stone of Scone (pronounced "scoon")
In the Bible, Moses asked for several plagues to afflict the Pharoah in Egypt to allow the Jews to leave slavery. The final plague was for the Angel of Death to come and kill the first born male of each family. However, the ensure that the Jewish families weren't affected, they were instructed to paint their dorways with lamb's blood. This was a signal for the Angel of Death to "pass over" those homes. The Jews ate unleaven bread because they had to be ready to leave the second that Pharoah consented to allow the Jews to leave Egypt.
Orthodox Jews only use electricity in a passive manner during Shabbat. This means that they can leave electrical appliances on over Shabbat or use timers that automatically turn such things as lamps on and off.
The same as Jews all over the world.
He was buried at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia (just across the bridge from Washington DC) with an "eternal flame" over his grave.
Singapore Cat Cemetery over 15,000 Cats.
No, that rumor is incorrect.