History

https://youtu.be/b8n4Jq-_lQY ust after sunrise, before the grounds fill with visitors, Will Fyke is already at work in the Thomas Miner Cemetery, crouched beside a gravestone many might walk past without noticing.  The inscription on the stone is barely visible, softened over the decades from weathering.  But with each careful pass of a brush, removing lichen and other marks,...