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Explore this cemetery for graves, information and tombstones for names in Saint Patrick Cemetery #2 in New Orleans, Louisiana, a Find A Grave Cemetery.

New Orleans Is A Hot Bed Of Vampire Activity We all know the stories from Ann Rice's Vampire Chronicles about the vampires of New Orleans and if you ever walked the dark rainy streets of the French Quarter at night you could believe in almost...

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Atherton cemetery on a foggy day

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Owner of David Firth Photo-Graphics I'm a self-employed photographer, graphic designer and print re-seller. I recently added a new element to the business called David Firth Walkabout Photography...

Wyatt Earp is buried with his common law wife Josephine Sarah Marcus in Hills of Eternity Cemetery Colma, CA. Originally I had planned this post to be a writeup on the life of Wyatt but as I was doing research I realized that Wikipedia has a very extensive and well done semi biography. (Click to read). So what you will have here instead is just my general observations. Sometimes when I hear someone famous is buried somewhere I get to the grave and say "That's it?" Expecting something on a…

(All photographs in this article copyrighted by Anders Petersen. Photographs used with permission from Petersen) Anders Petersen, b. 1944, is a Swedish photographer, who is best known for his intimate and documentary-based photography projects. He is best known for his project, “Café Lehmitz” in which he photographed prostitutes, transvestites, lovers, drunkards, and drug addicts from 1967-1970. […]

Walk into Portugal’s Chapel of Bones and you’ll realize something eerie: you’re surrounded by the calcified remains of 5,000 people. There’s no escaping these bones—they occupy every sight line. That superbly curved crown molding? Rows of human skulls. Those patterns on the walls? Precisely stacked ribs and tibias. And every year, plenty of travelers come to the town of Évora to be creeped out.This necropolis-turned-chapel is not unique. With their diabolical displays and professed obsession…

original image taken in père lachaise cemetery. paris. july 2011.