At Greendale Cemetery, come for the blooms, stay for the ... zippers?
At first established outside of settlements, many cemeteries are now surrounded by dense urban infrastructure. Due to their abundant…
This month, many of us think of our mothers, the ones that raised us and the mythical one who can take care of us or take us to task…
When Leona and Sean McAllister founded PlotBox back in 2012, the couple focused on mapping. Born out of Sean’s engineering and surve…
St. Patrick’s Cemetery in Oneida, New York, part of the Diocese of Syracuse, took a ride in the viral whirlwind when the story of th…
Ground-penetrating radar is a maturing technology that can be used for many things – locating pipes, oil tanks, voids, or undergroun…
Hello friendly cemetery and cremation folks; it’s me, Ledger Stones, writing from my lair beneath the Kates-Boylston Publications of…
As I do every year, I attended the annual International Cemetery, Cremation and Funeral Association convention in Tampa, Florida, in…
The respite of a picnic in the cemetery is the most – or only – Zen part of an annual weekend of macabre events in Aurora and the De…
