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Wish You Were Here: Adventures in Cemetery Travel by Loren Rhoads
35 travel essays about visiting 50 cemeteries. You can order the book directly from Amazon. Just click on the cover.
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Category Archives: Cemetery interview
How does Weather affect cemeteries?
As #Stormageddon hits San Francisco (well, and Northern California, Oregon, etc.) this morning, I am reminded of an interview I did with one of the stringers for the Weather Channel. She had some questions about how weather affects cemeteries. Her … Continue reading
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Facebook Groups: Cemeteries
Cemeteries Sea Brown and Susan L. Rutledge, Administrators https://www.facebook.com/groups/cemeteriesgroup/ 1399 members Mission Statement: “I have a passion for walks in cemeteries and photographing headstones. I’ve since developed an interest in our family genealogy. As a result, I have walked through … Continue reading
Facebook Cemetery Groups
I joined Facebook in 2007 and spend an inordinate amount of time there. One of the things that fascinates me most about it is the number of groups dedicated to cemeteries. These divide into ever-finer slices of cemetery-related topics. Interested … Continue reading
Getting People into Cemeteries: Minda Powers-Douglas
Minda Powers-Douglas, the author of a number of cemetery books, is also the founder and editor of TheCemeteryClub.com and Epitaphs magazine. She loves getting more and more people into our cemeteries “before they absolutely have to.” She also loves learning about the … Continue reading
A Grave Interest: Joy Neighbors
Joy Neighbors began blogging in 2011 about cemeteries, history, and genealogy at A Grave Interest. Currently, she’s exploring truly spooky cemeteries like the Indiana Insane Asylum’s, but she’s written about medical pioneers, Hollywood stars, and “Cemeteries Worth the Visit.” One … Continue reading
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Tagged A Grave Interest, cemetery blog, Joy Neighbors, kickstarter campaign
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