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On this day 11 February – Rene Descartes – Elizabeth Siddal – Ellen Day Hale – Sylvia Plath – Frank Herbert – Roger Vadim – Peter Benchley – Whitney Houston – Vic Damone
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Tagged Buried, Cemetery, Cogito ergo sum, Cremation, Crypts, elizabeth siddal, Ellen Day Hale, Entomb, Forest Hills Cemetery, Frank herbert, Ground Burial, History, I think, Inscription, Our Lady Queen of Peace Cemetery, Peter Benchley, prospect hill cemetery, Rene Descartes, Roger vadim, st thomas the apostle, sylvia plath, ted hughes, the bell jar, therefore I am, vic damone, whitney houston
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On this day 8 February death of – Mary Queen of Scots – Del Shannon – Iris Murdoch – Violette Verdy – Mary Wilson – Burt Bacharach
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Tagged Burt Bacharach, Crypts, Del Shannon, effigial monument, Elizabeth I, Entomb, Hillside Memorial Park, Holy Cross Cemetery, Inscription, Iris Murdoch, James VI, John Knox, Linlithgow Palace, Lord Darnley, Mary of Guise, Mary Queen of Scots, Mary Wilson, Monument, Peterborough Cathedral, riptff, tff, the final footprint, Violette Verdy, Westminster Abbey
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On this day 4 February deaths 0f – Louise Bogan – Karen Carpenter – Liberace – Patricia Highsmith – Betty Friedan – Maria Teresa Horta
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Tagged Betty Friedan, Cemetery, Entomb, forest lawn hollywood hills, Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cypress, History, Inscription, Karen Carpenter, liberace, Louise Bogan, Maria Teresa Horta, Mausoleum, patricia highsmith, Pierce Brothers Valley Oaks Memorial Park, Prazeres Cemetery, Private Mausoleum, riptff, tff, The Carpenters, the final footprint
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On this day 27 January – Giuseppe Verdi – Nellie Bly – Mahalia Jackson – John Updike – J. D. Salinger – Pete Seeger – Emmanuelle Riva – Cloris Leachman
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Tagged Aida, Bronze Statue, Casa di Riposo per Musicisti, Cimetière de Charonne, Cloris Leachman, Crypts, Emmanuelle Riva, Entomb, Falstaff, Giuseppe Verdi, History, Il trovatore, Inscription, j. d. salinger, john updike, La traviata, Mausoleum, Nabucco, Nellie bly, Otello, Rigoletto, Woodlawn Cemetery
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Day in History 26 January – Gérard de Nerval – Jeanne Hébuterne – Lucky Luciano – Edward G. Robinson – José Ferrer – Abe Vigoda – Kobe Bryant
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Tagged abe vigoda, beth-el cemetery, Bonanno, Bugsy Siegel, Castellammarese War, Cemetery, Colombo, Crypts, Edward G. Robinson, Entomb, Gambino, Genovese, History, Jeanne Hébuterne, José Ferrer, Lucchese, Lucky Luciano, Mafia, Maranzano, Masseria, Mausoleum, Meyer Lansky, National Crime Syndicate, Organized crime, pere lachaise, Private Mausoleum, Prohibition, riptff, Saint John Cemetery, tff, The Commission, the final footprint
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Day in History 24 January – Caligula – Amedeo Modigliani – Winston Churchill – Larry Fine – George Cukor – Chris Penn – Yvonne Chouteau – Jack Ketchum – N. Scott Momaday
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Tagged amadeo modigliani, Battle of Britain, Bronze Statue, caligula, Cemetery, Chris Penn, Cremation, Crypts, Duke of Marlborough, Earl Spencer, Entomb, Estates, Fairlawn cemetery, History, Holy Cross Cemetery, Inscription, Jack Ketchum, N. Scott Momaday, Nobel Prize, Pere Lachaise Cemetery, Princess Diana, Private Estates, St. Martin Churchyard, Statue, Westminster Abbey, Winston Churchill, WWII, Yvonne Chouteau
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Day in History 21 January – Louis XVI – Lytton Strachey – George Orwell – Cecil B. Demille – Carl Switzer – Ann Sheridan – Jackie Wilson – Jack Lord – Susan Strasberg – Peggy Lee
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Tagged Ann Sheridan, Buried, carl switzer, Cecil B. DeMille, Cemetery, Crypts, Entomb, French Revolution, george orwell, Ground Burial, History, hollywood forever cemetery, Inscription, jack lord, Jackie Wilson, Louis XV, Louis XVI, Lytton Strachey, Marie Antoinette, peggy lee, Saint-Denis, Statue, Susan Strasberg, westlawn cemetery, Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery
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Day in History 11 January – Francis Scott Key – Victor Noir – Thomas Hardy – Ambrose Bierce – Eva Tanguay – Anita Ekberg
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Tagged Ambrose Bierce, anita ekberg, Battle of Baltimore, Cemetery, cenotaph, Crypts, Entomb, Estates, Eva Tanguay, F Scott Fitzgerald, Fort McHenry, Francis Scott Key, History, hollywood forever cemetery, John Stafford Smith, Mount Olivet Cemetery, poets corner, Private Estates, riptff, tff, the final footprint, The Star Spangled Banner, Thomas Hardy, Westminster Abbey
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Day in History 5 January – Edward the Confessor – Catherine de’ Medici – Amelia Earhart – Tina Modotti – Mistinguett – Charles Mingus – Sonny Bono
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Tagged Amelia Earhart, Anglo-Saxon, Catherine de' Medici, charles mingus, Cnut the Great, Edward the Confessor, Emma of Normandy, Entomb, florence, Harald III, Harold of Godwinson, Harthacunte, History, House of Wessex, Norman Conquest, Pope Alexander III, riptff, sonny bono, tff, the final footprint, the medici, Westminster Abbey, William the Conqueror
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