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A white architectural etching depicting the historic entrance gate to Laurel Cemetery. The symmetrical structure consists of two square, two-story gatehouses connected by a large pointed Gothic archway at the center. Each gatehouse features decorative rooflines, multiple-paned windows, and tall vertical openings that frame the central passage. Trees and shrubs are visible through the archway and along the sides of the entrance, with a narrow pathway leading beneath the arch into the cemetery grounds. The detailed crosshatch illustration emphasizes the building's historic architecture and the formal entrance to the cemetery.

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