Videos

	An Active Cemetery This is a short video clip describing Grove Street Cemetery’s role as a still active cemetery, taken from the documentary “Grove Street Cemetery: City of the Dead, City of the Living” which was produced and directed by Karyl K. Evans. Copies of the DVD are available for purchase on the Grove Street Cemetery website (grovestreetcemetery.org).
	Introduction to the Cemetery This is a short introductory video clip about Grove Street Cemetery, taken from the documentary “Grove Street Cemetery: City of the Dead, City of the Living” which was produced and directed by Karyl K. Evans. Copies of the DVD are available for purchase on the Grove Street Cemetery website (grovestreetcemetery.org).
	Founding Fathers This is a short video clip about Grove Street Cemetery’s founding fathers, taken from the documentary “Grove Street Cemetery: City of the Dead, City of the Living” which was produced and directed by Karyl K. Evans. Copies of the DVD are available for purchase on the Grove Street Cemetery website (grovestreetcemetery.org).
	Early History This is a short video clip about Grove Street Cemetery’s early history, taken from the documentary “Grove Street Cemetery: City of the Dead, City of the Living” which was produced and directed by Karyl K. Evans. Copies of the DVD are available for purchase on the Grove Street Cemetery website (grovestreetcemetery.org).
	Colonial Gravestones & the Typographic Standard, Video 1 Nicholas Benson, proprietor of the John Stevens Shop in Newport, Rhode Island, lectures at Grove Street Cemetery in April 2015.
	Colonial Gravestones & the Typographic Standard, Video 2 Nicholas Benson, proprietor of the John Stevens Shop in Newport, Rhode Island, lectures at Grove Street Cemetery in April 2015.
	Colonial Gravestones & the Typographic Standard, Video 3 Nicholas Benson, proprietor of the John Stevens Shop in Newport, Rhode Island, lectures at Grove Street Cemetery in April 2015.