Throwback Thursday: Columbarium of the Missouri Crematory Association

Funeral Industry News February 18, 2015
CDFuneralNews

We believe that every funeral director should have the tools to succeed. With the help of our field-leading partners, we publish daily funeral industry news and provide free tools to help our readers advance their careers and grow their businesses. Our editorial focus on the future, covering impact-conscious funeral care, trends, tech, marketing, and exploring how today's funeral news affects your future.

Throwback Thursday: Columbarium of the Missouri Crematory Association

An early photo of the Columbarium of the Missouri Crematory Association in St. Louis, Missouri. Built in 1895 adjacent to the Missouri Crematory, their Columbarium was the first building in the US built for the purpose of permanent memorialization for cremated remains. Both buildings are still in existence and are now known as Valhalla’s Hillcrest Abbey. (Photo from the collection of Jason Ryan Engler, www.cremationhistorian.com)

springfield memorial

Springfield Memorial Gardens to Honor Oregon’s Fallen Heroes

April 18, 2024
Starmark Cremation Products Logo

Starmark Cremation Products Acquires AMA Containers

April 16, 2024
Gail Rubin

Pioneering Death Educator Gail Rubin Receives ADEC Community Educator Award

April 16, 2024