The New York Times today published an article about Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx. The archives of the cemetery have been transfered to Columbia University for preservation and study. This includes architectural sketches, letters, photographs and blue prints which document the more than 300,000 burials and 1300 family mausoleums for the New York rich and famous.
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