San Francisco Agreed to Exhume 150,000 Bodies in 1914. Why it Happened is Fascinating.
Just 10 miles south of San Francisco is a small town called Colma which is home to 1,600 living residents and 1.5 million dead ones. Colma’s land is...
Cemeteries
Man Drove 600 Miles To Listen To Cubs Win With His Father At His Grave, Keeping His Promise
Article originally published by: Daily Snark Many not in-tune with just how long 108 years is in the sports world, can refer to the ineffable joy of Cubs...
Arlington National Cemetery to Add Enhanced Security for Visitors
Originally published by: NBC Washington Arlington National Cemetery is phasing in enhanced security measures for those who visit the cemetery. In addition to random ID checks and other...
Pokémon Go Is Literally Taking Players To People’s Graves
Article originally published by: BuzzFeed 1. In case you didn’t know, cemeteries are all the rage right now. Twitter: @SydMukavetz Why? (more…)
The best place to play Pokemon Go might be your nearest cemetery
Article originally published by: Business Insider The fun part of playing Pokemon Go is the exploring. The goal of the augmented reality game is to find and catch Pokemon in...
Turning Cemeteries Into Wine at a California Diocese
Article originally published by: NY Times For an additional $1,000, a family can have a loved one buried near the chardonnay vines glistening in the sun, or if...
The Hamptons hot spot you have to be dead to get into
Article originally appeared on NY Post Whenever Jennifer Oz LeRoy, daughter of famed restaurateur Warner LeRoy, spends time with her father, she never forgets to bring his favorite doughnuts...