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Teaching Children Social Studies using Mortuary Art

MORTUARY ART REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD

Use this chart while walking through the Granary Burying Ground to determine which symbols were most popular in colonial Boston. [Connection: "From Meeting Place to Resting Place" at the Old South Meeting House.

Create a gravestone for a character in your "colonial simulation" family.


Other gravestones as samples of mortuary art.

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