They Don’t Make Mausoleums Like They Used To

Nate Shivar
They don't make mausoleums like they used to

As seen at Atlanta’s Westview Cemetery.

Nate Shivar

I'm Nate Shivar - I live in Atlanta and love exploring the city, public lands, books & Internet. Read about me or my work. Contact via email.

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