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The overlap of the Boston city tour bus with the Charles Street Meeting House, the home of a long segregationist tradition of church seating and the struggle against it, provides a snapshot of the different temporal layers that intersect in Beacon…

This bas-relief is of the medical care on the battlefield. It's called the "Sanitation Committee," after the committee founded in 1861 that was formed to raise funds for the sick and wounded soldiers in the civil war.

This is a close-up image of a tomb that has intricate markings.

This is a close-up image of a crypt, one of the largest structures in the graveyard.

This is an image that captures the general view of the South End Burying Ground.

The statue is a 8-foot bronze statue of Peace. She is holding a wreath in her hand and is sitting. She is also facing south.

This is one of the walls that borders the burial ground.

This is the gate that marks the main entrance of the graveyard.

This is the gate that marks the main entrance of the graveyard.

This statue is a 8-foot bronze statue of a citizen-soldier. He is holing a bayonet in one hand and at ease. He is facing the west.