These in flowers and men are more than seeming;
Workings are they of the self-same powers,
Which the Poet, in no idle dreaming,
Seeth in himself and in the flowers.

WITHIN AND WITHOUT, THESE WALLS
REST MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY OF COL.
JOHN HARVIE, 1742-1807, A GUARDIAN
OF THOMAS JEFFERSON, AND SIGNER OF
THE ARTICLES OF THE CONFEDERATION AND
THE BILL OF RIGHTS. HERE, TOO, LIE HIS
SON, JACQUELIN, AND MARY, HIS WIFE
DAUGHTER OF CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN
MARSHALL. THIS AREA, PART OF THE
HARVIE LANDS, BECAME HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY IN 1847.

                       JAMES BEVERLY HARVIE, JR
                       JUNE 1982

The sacred Cross of St. Andrew ensign

drapes over Jefferson and Varina Davis

sleeping at Hollywood

John Marshall High School War Memorial. The plaques in the memorial are in honor of students of John Marshall High School who lost their lives in defense of our country.

Springtime in Hollywood Cemetery

Richmond, Virginia - May, 2002