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On this day 6 April death of Raphael – Igor Stravinsky – Isaac Asimov – Greer Garson – Tammy Wynette – Wilma Mankiller – Mickey Rooney – Merle Haggard – Don Rickles
The Final Footprints of Raphael – Tammy Wynette Continue reading
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Tagged Crypts, don rickles, echota cemetery, Entomb, Greer Garson, hollywood forever cemetery, igor stravinsky, Isaac asimov, merle haggard, Mickey Rooney, Mount Sinai Memorial Park Cemetery, Pantheon, Private Mausoleum, Raphael, riptff, san michele, Sparkman Hillcrest Cemetery, tammy wynette, tff, the final footprint, wilma mankiller, woodlawn memorial park
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Day in History 5 December – Phillis Wheatley – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Alexandre Dumas – Claude Monet – Nina Foch – Don Meredith – Dave Brubeck – Nelson Mandela
The Final Footprints of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Alexandre Dumas – Claude Monet Continue reading
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Tagged Academy Awards, adah isaacs menken, alexandre dumas, alexandre dumas fils, Amadeus, Antonio Salieri, Classical Music, Claude Monet, Cosi fan tutte, dave brubeck, Die Zauberflote, Don Giovanni, F. Murray Abraham, french impressionists, giverny, jacques chirac, Joseph Haydn, Le nozze di Figaro, nelson mandela, Pantheon, riptff, tff, the count of monte cristo, the final footprint, The Magic Flute, The Marriage of Figaro, the nutcracker, the three musketeers, Tom Hulce, Vienna, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Day in History – 23 November – André Malraux – Roald Dahl – Roy Acuff – Louis Malle – Anita O’Day – Larry Hagman
The Final Footprint of André Malraux Continue reading
On this Day 29 September – Émile Zola – Carson McCullers – W. H. Auden – Casey Stengel – Charles Addams – Roy Lichtenstein – Patrick Caulfield – Lois Maxwell – Mickey Newbury – Tony Curtis – Otis Rush – Helen Reddy
The Final Footprints of Emile Zola – Carson McCullers – W. H. Auden – Casey Stengel – Tony Curtis Continue reading
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Tagged alfred dreyfus, Buried, carson mccullers, Casey Stengel, Cemetery, Cimetière de Montmartre, Dignity Memorial, emile zola, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Glendale, Ground Burial, History, Inscription, j'accuse, Jamie Lee Curtis, Janet Leigh, kirchstetten churchyard, Marker, Memorial Park, Monument, Monument Park, New York Yankees, oak hill cemetery, palm memorial park cemetery, Pantheon, riptff, roy lichtenstein, tff, the final footprint, Tony Curtis, w h auden, yankee stadium
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Day in History 13 July – Jean-Paul Marat – Johnny Ringo – Frida Kahlo – George Steinbrenner
The Final Footprints of George Steinbrenner – Jean-Paul Marat – Johnny Ringo – Frida Kahlo Continue reading
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Tagged all star game, baseball, Cemetery, charlotte corday, church of saint etienne du mont, Crypts, doc holliday, Entomb, frank stilwell, French Revolution, Frida kahlo, george steinbrenner, History, ike clanton, jacque louis david, jean paul marat, johnny ringo, marquis de sade, michael biehn, Monument Park, New York Yankees, ohio state university, Pantheon, pennant, Private Mausoleum, riptff, tff, the boss, the final footprint, tombstone, trinity memorial gardens, val kilmer, world series, yankee stadium
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Day in History 2 July – Nostradamus – Jean-Jacques Rousseau – Ernest Hemingway – Betty Grable – Mario Puzo – Lee Remick – Fred Gwynne – Jimmy Stewart – Beverly Sills – Michael Cimino – Elie Wiesel
The Final Footprints of Ernest Hemingway – Nostradamus – Rousseau – Mario Puzo – Jimmy Stewart Continue reading
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Tagged a farewell to arms, betty grable, beverly sills, Buried, Cemetery, Collégiale Saint-Laurent, confessions, elie wiesel, Ernest Hemingway, for whom the bell tolls, forest lawn memorial park cemetery, francis ford coppola, fred gwynne, Ground Burial, History, jacobin club, jean-jacques rousseau, jimmy stewart, ketchum cemetery, Mario Puzo, nostradamus, Pantheon, riptff, Sandy Mount United Methodist Church Cemetery, tff, the final footprint, The Godfather, the old man and the sea, the snows of kilimanjaro, the sun also rises, west babylon cemetery
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On this Day 30 May – Joan of Arc – Christopher Marlowe – Pieter Paul Rubens – Alexander Pope – Voltaire – Boris Pasternak – Claude Rains – Sun Ra
The Final Footprints of Joan of Arc – Christopher Marlowe – Pieter Paul Rubens – Alexander Pope – Voltaire Continue reading
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Tagged abbey of scellieres, alexander pope, andre gretry, christopher marlowe, church of st mary the virgin, Joan of Arc, Pantheon, pieter paul rubens, riptff, st jacobs church, st nichols churchyard, tff, the final footprint, Voltaire
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