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	Image:0442.jpg\|Anonymous, ''Memorial to Nicholas M.S. Catlin'', c. 1852.		Image:0442.jpg\|Anonymous, ''Memorial to Nicholas M.S. Catlin'', c. 1852.
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		+	File: 2301.jpg\|[[Charles Willson Peale]], ''Mary White (Mrs. Robert) Morris (1749-1827), from life'', c. 1782.
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	:“The objects in sight are the road ascending to the Dwelling, Stone [[wall]] & Thorn [[hedge]] on it inclosing the Garden. The Garden [[Gate]] at the [[Fountain]], [[greenhouse\|Green House]], [[summerhouse\|Summer house]] a doom supported by 6 [[Pillar]]s and bust of Washington crowning it—beyond that an '''Oblisk''' The Hay barracks; Barn with the wind mill on top of it to [pu] pump water for the Stock; Stables; Mantion-House Wash house and connecting [[piazza\|Piaza]]; Carriage House; Spring House; [[bathhouse\|Bath house]] and Cover of the [[icehouse\|Ice-House]]. The whole comprehending a tolerable handsome [[View]] including Trees of various foliages. . . ” [Fig. 11]		:“The objects in sight are the road ascending to the Dwelling, Stone [[wall]] & Thorn [[hedge]] on it inclosing the Garden. The Garden [[Gate]] at the [[Fountain]], [[greenhouse\|Green House]], [[summerhouse\|Summer house]] a doom supported by 6 [[Pillar]]s and bust of Washington crowning it—beyond that an '''Oblisk''' The Hay barracks; Barn with the wind mill on top of it to [pu] pump water for the Stock; Stables; Mantion-House Wash house and connecting [[piazza\|Piaza]]; Carriage House; Spring House; [[bathhouse\|Bath house]] and Cover of the [[icehouse\|Ice-House]]. The whole comprehending a tolerable handsome [[View]] including Trees of various foliages. . . ” [Fig. 11]
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	[[File:0047.jpg\|thumb\|Fig. 12, Anna Peale Sellers, after [[Charles Willson Peale]], ''Belfield Farm, Germantown, PA'', Late 19th century.]]		[[File:0047.jpg\|thumb\|Fig. 12, Anna Peale Sellers, after [[Charles Willson Peale]], ''Belfield Farm, Germantown, PA'', Late 19th century.]]

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 Image:1977.jpg|Charles Varlé (artist), Francis Shallus (engraver), ''Warner & Hanna’s Plan of the City and Environs of Baltimore'', 1801. An '''obelisk''' is located on the upper right corner, in the garden of Mr. Campbell. See Fig. 9 for detail.
-Image:1032.jpg|Anonymous, “Consecration Dell,” in ''The [[Picturesque]] Pocket Companion'' (1839), 85.
+Image:1032.jpg|Anonymous, “Consecration Dell,” in ''The [[Picturesque]] Pocket Companion'' (1839), 161.
 Image:1835.jpg|[[Robert Mills]], ''Sketch of the [[Washington_Monument_(Washington,_DC)|Washington Nat’l. Monumt.]]'', 1845.
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 Image:0094.jpg|Anonymous, ''Memorial to Mary Fairbanks'', c. 1815.
-Image:0093.jpg|Mary Eliza Cushman, ''Memorial to Lt. Jacob Cushman'', c. 1815—20.
+Image:0093.jpg|Mary Eliza Cushman, ''Memorial to Lt. Jacob Cushman'', c. 1815-20.
 Image:0901.jpg|George Bridport, Alternative designs for [[Washington_Square_(Philadelphia,_PA)|Washington Monument]], Washington Square, Philadelphia, 1816.
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 Image:2016.jpg|Henrietta Augusta Drayton, [[Ashley Hall|''Ashley Hall'']], river side with '''obelisk''' in [[yard]], c. 1820.
-Image:0516.jpg|E. B. Walker, ''The Monument of Rev. J. Harvard'', 1828—50.
+Image:0516.jpg|E. B. Walker, ''The Monument of Rev. J. Harvard'', 1828-50.
 Image:1025.jpg|Anonymous, “Entrance to [[Mount_Auburn_Cemetery|Mount Auburn]],” in ''American Magazine of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge'' 1, no. 1 (September 1834): 9.

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 Image:0901.jpg|George Bridport, Alternative designs for [[Washington_Square_(Philadelphia,_PA)|Washington Monument]], Washington Square, Philadelphia, 1816.
-Image:2016.jpg|Henrietta Augusta Drayton, '''Ashley Hall''', river side with '''obelisk''' in [[yard]], c. 1820.
+Image:2016.jpg|Henrietta Augusta Drayton, [[Ashley Hall|''Ashley Hall'']], river side with '''obelisk''' in [[yard]], c. 1820.
 Image:0516.jpg|E. B. Walker, ''The Monument of Rev. J. Harvard'', 1828—50.

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 Image:0901.jpg|George Bridport, Alternative designs for [[Washington_Square_(Philadelphia,_PA)|Washington Monument]], Washington Square, Philadelphia, 1816.
-Image:2016.jpg|Henrietta Augusta Drayton, “Ashley Hall,” river side with obelisk in yard, c. 1820.
+Image:2016.jpg|Henrietta Augusta Drayton, '''Ashley Hall''', river side with '''obelisk''' in [[yard]], c. 1820.
 Image:0516.jpg|E. B. Walker, ''The Monument of Rev. J. Harvard'', 1828—50.

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	Image:1027.jpg\|Anonymous, “View of [[Mount Auburn Cemetery\|Mount Auburn]],” in ''American Magazine of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge'' 2, no. 6 (February 1836), 234. The obelisk is located in the middle-right, on the top of the small hill.		Image:1027.jpg\|Anonymous, “View of [[Mount Auburn Cemetery\|Mount Auburn]],” in ''American Magazine of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge'' 2, no. 6 (February 1836), 234. The obelisk is located in the middle-right, on the top of the small hill.
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		+	image:0983.jpg\|Richard Upjohn (attributed), ''Trinity Church, bird’s eye [[view]]'', 1837.

	Image:0439.jpg\|Anonymous, ''Family [[Cemetery\|Burying Ground]]'', c. 1840.		Image:0439.jpg\|Anonymous, ''Family [[Cemetery\|Burying Ground]]'', c. 1840.

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-Image:0700.jpg|Lewis Miller, “The Prospect Hill Cemetery” [detail], n.d., in ''Sketches and Chronicles'' (1966), 109.
+Image:0700.jpg|Lewis Miller, “The Prospect Hill Cemetery” [detail], n.d., in ''Sketches and Chronicles'' (1966), 109. Obelisks appear in upper left within the cemetery walls.
 Image:0117.jpg|Thomas Chambers, ''[[Mount Auburn Cemetery]]'', mid-19th century.

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	Image:1073.jpg\|James Smillie (artist), Alfred Jones (engraver), “The Chapel, [[Mount Auburn Cemetery]],” in Cornelia W. Walter, ''Mount Auburn Illustrated'' (1847; repr., 1850), opp. 36.		Image:1073.jpg\|James Smillie (artist), Alfred Jones (engraver), “The Chapel, [[Mount Auburn Cemetery]],” in Cornelia W. Walter, ''Mount Auburn Illustrated'' (1847; repr., 1850), opp. 36.
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−	~~Image:1976.jpg\|James Smillie (artist), John A. Rolph (engraver), “Forest [[Pond]], [[Mount Auburn Cemetery]],” in Cornelia W. Walter, ''Mount Auburn Illustrated'' (1847; repr., 1850), opp. 94.~~

	Image:1980.jpg\|August Kollner (artist), Isidore Deroy (lithographer), ''[[Mount Vernon]], Tomb of Washington'', 1848.		Image:1980.jpg\|August Kollner (artist), Isidore Deroy (lithographer), ''[[Mount Vernon]], Tomb of Washington'', 1848.

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	Image:1749.jpg\|[[William Bartram]], “Plan of the Ancient Chunky-Yard,” in “Observations on the Creek and Cherokee Indians” (1789), from ''Transactions of the American Ethnological Society'' (1853), vol. 3, part 1, 52, fig. 2.		Image:1749.jpg\|[[William Bartram]], “Plan of the Ancient Chunky-Yard,” in “Observations on the Creek and Cherokee Indians” (1789), from ''Transactions of the American Ethnological Society'' (1853), vol. 3, part 1, 52, fig. 2.
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		+	Image:1977_detail.jpg\|Charles Varlé (artist), Francis Shallus (engraver), ''Warner & Hanna’s Plan of the City and Environs of Baltimore'' [detail], 1801.

	Image:1977.jpg\|Charles Varlé (artist), Francis Shallus (engraver), ''Warner & Hanna’s Plan of the City and Environs of Baltimore'', 1801. An '''obelisk''' is located on the upper right corner, in the garden of Mr. Campbell. See Fig. 9 for detail.		Image:1977.jpg\|Charles Varlé (artist), Francis Shallus (engraver), ''Warner & Hanna’s Plan of the City and Environs of Baltimore'', 1801. An '''obelisk''' is located on the upper right corner, in the garden of Mr. Campbell. See Fig. 9 for detail.

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	Image:0516.jpg\|E. B. Walker, ''The Monument of Rev. J. Harvard'', 1828—50.		Image:0516.jpg\|E. B. Walker, ''The Monument of Rev. J. Harvard'', 1828—50.
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		+	Image:1025.jpg\|Anonymous, “Entrance to [[Mount_Auburn_Cemetery\|Mount Auburn]],” in ''American Magazine of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge'' 1, no. 1 (September 1834): 9.

	Image:1027.jpg\|Anonymous, “View of [[Mount Auburn Cemetery\|Mount Auburn]],” in ''American Magazine of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge'' 2, no. 6 (February 1836), 234. The obelisk is located in the middle-right, on the top of the small hill.		Image:1027.jpg\|Anonymous, “View of [[Mount Auburn Cemetery\|Mount Auburn]],” in ''American Magazine of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge'' 2, no. 6 (February 1836), 234. The obelisk is located in the middle-right, on the top of the small hill.