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     Cover Page of the Historic Architect Landscape Survey (HALS) Report
​The HALS Report was compleated early in 2016 to map the stones and the surrounding environment of Potter's Field.  It was conducted by graduate students of Landscape Architecture from the University of Berkeley.  Part of the report is a map of the stones, which allows us to better relocate misplaced stones.  

From their calculations there are 698 numbered stones. 322 blank stones, 7 headstones bringing the minimum number of bodies in Potter's Field to 1,027.  We say minimum because we know some of the stones are missing or stolen and the chances are great that there could be multiple bodies under any one stone.  Our best guess for the known portion of Potter's Field is that it actually contains closer to 1,700 bodies total.  For the unknown portion of Potter's Field the number of bodies is unknown, however our best guess is that it could be between 300 - 500.
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  • Home
  • About
    • Visiting the Site
    • Meet Our Board
    • Our Experts & Volunteers
    • Important Links
  • History
    • Cemetery Decedent Lists
    • Photo Project >
      • Photo Project Form
    • Maps of Alhambra Cemetery >
      • 1823 - 1854
      • 1854 - 1869
      • 1869 - 1874
      • 1874 - 1887
      • 1887 - 1892
      • 1892 - 1919
      • 1919 - 1992
      • 1992 - Today
    • Biographies >
      • Nikolao Glaros
      • George Homan Johnson
      • Virginia Menezes-Costa
      • August Mueller
      • Kichigorou Nogawa
      • Aaron Rice
      • Ralph Vester Walker
  • Blog
  • Support
    • Membership
    • Donate
    • Volunteer >
      • Events >
        • Current
        • Past >
          • 2019 Winter Party
          • 2019 Fall Cemetery Cleanup
          • 2019 Spring Cemetery Cleanup
          • 2018 Fall Cemetery Cleanup
          • 2017 Archaeology Days
  • Gallery
    • 10/12/2024 Clean Up
    • 05/14/2023 Cleanup
    • 8/26/2017 Archaeology Day
    • 10/15/16 Cleanup
    • 10/08/16 Pre-Repair
    • 7/06/16
    • 6/11/16 Cleanup
    • 5/18/16 Cleanup
    • 5/14/16 Before
    • 1/15/16 Before
    • 10/10/2015 Cleanup
    • 8/29/15
    • 6/20/15 Cleanup
    • 5/30/15
    • 5/9/15 Cleanup
    • 5/3/15 Before
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