Gravestone Preservation


Historic preservation of  gravestones adheres to the best practices and conservation standards of  "do no harm" first and foremost. The following documents are provided as resources for cemeteries and individuals who wish to preserve and conserve gravestones properly. Many techniques found on the internet do not provide accurate or correct methods in which to preserve and conserve our historic gravestones or cemeteries. In fact, a lot of what you will find causes more harm.

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Utah Gravestone Preservation Guide


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Cleaning Headstones


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Reading Headstones


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Preservation Projects



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Beaver Cemetery


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Cleveland Cemetery


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Ferron Cemetery


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Fillmore Cemetery


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Glenwood Cemetery in Park City


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Heber Cemetery


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Milville Cemetery


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Murray Cemetery


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Oak City Cemetery


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Provo Cemetery

    Mapping


    Mapping is essential in cemetery preservation. There are many free mapping websites you can find. We make no recommendations on any particular program.


    Caring for Historic Cemeteries


    The first step in all preservation efforts is documentation. The following are forms you can use or reference for survey work. All forms are provided by the National Center for Preservation Technology and Training (NCPTT).

    Preservation Briefs - Preserving Grave markers in Historic Cemeteries 2016


    Gravestone Preservation Resources


    Listed below are websites, information and videos you may find helpful in gravestone preservation.


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    Amy Barry

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