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Wednesday, 26 November 2014
Great Mitton Headstone 1812
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I was drawn to the Church of All Hallows, Great Mitton by a photograph of an early headstone I saw recently on the internet. Seeing it in pe...
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Thursday, 13 November 2014
Macabre Photographs feed Public Frenzy for News - do things ever change?
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UPDATED February 20, 2016 In the first twenty years of the last century, public curiousity fed photographers imagination for picture opport...
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Skulls in the Wilderness
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Here is a slightly more macabre photograph which has no identifying marks. I have a theory it was taken on a battlefield some years after a ...
Post Mortem Photograph
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id and found it contained a couple of hundred very ornate In Memoriam cards dating from the 1850s to the 1950s. I will share a photograph wi...
A Dog at the Grave of its Mistress
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Now, this is an exceedly rare item - a family snapshot, probably pre-1900, of a dog being taken to see the grave of its mistress and the flo...
Another Bone Yard
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Sent to me from New Zealand, this grainy postcard [circa 1900] shows bones and skulls in the bone yard of Paco Cemetery in Manila, Philippin...
Move along there, Sir!
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Of course, before the First World War, humorous postcards were very popular in Britain. Sometimes there was a graveyard theme as in the card...
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