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On this day 20 April death of Bram Stoker – Steve Marriott – Don Siegel – Benny Hill – Columbine
The Final Footprint of Bram Stoker Continue reading
Posted in Day in History, Literary Footprints
Tagged Bram Stoker, columbine, cremains, Cremation, Dracula, Golders Green Crematorium, History, riptff, tff, the final footprint, urn, vampires
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On this day 16 April death of Francisco Goya – Marie Tussaud – Edna Ferber – David Lean – Ralph Ellison – Robert Urich
The Final Footprints of Francisco Goya – Edna Ferber Continue reading
Posted in Artistic Footprints, Day in History, Film Footprints, Literary Footprints
Tagged black paintings, Cremation, david lean, Edna Ferber, Giant, goya, josh brolin, museo del prado, oliver stone, Pulitzer Prize, Quinta del Sordo, ralph ellison, riptff, robert urich, Royal Chapel of St. Anthony of La Florida, Saturn Devouring His Son, Saturno devorando a su hijo, Showboat, So Big, stanley moss, tff, the final footprint, wall street money never sleeps
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Fictional Footprint
The Final Footprint of Francesca Johnson Continue reading
Fictional Footprints
The Final Footprint of Robert L Kincaid Continue reading
Charlotte Cemeteries – Sharon
A post on the history of Sharon Memorial Park. The most well known memorial park in Charlotte NC and one of the largest of its kind in the Southeast. Most know for its 17,000 sq. ft. Mausoleum that features imported European marble. Continue reading
Posted in Cemeteries, Mausoleums
Tagged Bernini, Carrara, carrara marble, Cemetery, Chapel, Charlotte, Christ in Gethsemane, Cremation, Cremation Garden, Crypts, Da Vinci, David, Estates, funeral, Galleria Borghese, Garden Of Honor, Giovanni Strazza, Goliath, Ground Burial, Heinrich Hoffman, Italian Marble, Italy, Jesus, Lakeside Garden, Lakeside Wall Estates, Lawn Crypts, Marker, Mausoleum, Memorial Park, NC, Niches, Private Estates, Private Mausoleum, Riverside Church, Saint Paul, Stain-Glass Window, The Last Supper, Thorvaldsen, Vault, Veteran/Patriotic Burial
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