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dansemacabre-: “ A memorial tomb under a bronze canopy, the Zentralfriedhof (Central Cemetery), Vienna by Spencer Means (in vacanza) on Flickr ”
The city of Toronto's proclamation for a day of mourning befitting Queen Victoria
bereavement announcement
A memorial tomb under a bronze canopy, the Zentralfriedhof (Central Cemetery), Vienna by Spencer Means (in vacanza) on Flickr
Pewter cremation urn with lily /marble effect finish
1909 Folding memorial card with message and name printed inside.
- Story from Natchez City Cemetery, Mississippi Afraid of thunderstorms. Florence Irene Ford (Sept 3, 1861 - Oct 30, 1871) died of yellow fever, Her family was distraught over her death, but her mother was especially devastated. She had a special coffin constructed for her daughter that had a glass window to display her body. Furthermore, Mis. Ford had a set of concrete steps constructed so that she could descend them and look into the grave through a special glass window that she had the workmen install. Because her daughter was terrified of thunderstorms, every time it would rain Mrs. Ford would descend the stairs and sit there by her daughter's coffin, separated by the thin glass wall. She could also gaze at her deceased child through the glass of the coffin. After the mother's death, the glass wall was covered by concrete to prevent vandalism, but today you can still descend the stops to Florence's gave.
Antique Victorian Hair Art Mourning Jewelry, circa 1840s
' Tomb of Philippe Pot ' - The funeral monument made for the Seneschal of Burgundy, lord of Roche-Pot.
Lachrymatory
Robert Cecil's tomb ( died 1612, tomb built 1615 ) y Maximilian Colt in Hatfield Church.
The Chapelle Ardente at St John's Co-Cathedral
Gothic Revival catafalque, carved out of sandstone, resting place for a number of the Henry Evelyn Pierrepont family.