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A narrow pathway lined with weathered above-ground tombs in Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, with ornate stone mausoleums, carved memorials, and urns surrounded by grass and vegetation beneath a cloudy sky.

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Ornate formal dining room with carved dark woodwork, a mural-covered wall, elaborate chandeliers, and a table set with white flowers, fine china, and crystal glassware beside a decorative fireplace.

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Victor McGill works on a tomb at St. Louis Cemetery No. 2 during the Bridge To Crafts Careers pilot program.

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Demolition request withdrawn for historic house at 1830 Fern St.

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