April 2014 – A Grave Interest

Going Out in Style: Hearses Through History

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Post published:April 25, 2014
Post category:funeral coaches hearse hearses through history history of hearses how did hearses get their names
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Herse Funeral Coach In the funeral industry, a hearse is known as a funeral coach. The term hearse (herse) is actually from the 13th century and referred to a type…

Plans On Track for Lincoln Train and Funeral Re-Enactments

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Post published:April 18, 2014
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The Funeral Train Abraham Lincoln On April 21, 1865, the train carrying the body of President Abraham Lincoln left Washington in-route to Springfield, Illinois where the president was to be…

Remembering the Pets On The Titanic

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Post published:April 11, 2014
Post category:Animals on the Titanic Dogs on the Titanic National Pet Day Pets on the Titanic pets that were saved from the Titanic RMS Titanic
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Today is National Pet Day, and Monday will be the 102nd Anniversary of the Titanic Disaster, which made me wonder: How many pets were on board the Titanic when she…

Fala – The Most Famous Four-Footed White House Resident

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Post published:April 4, 2014
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WW II President Roosevelt He arrived at the White House just one year before the U.S. would wage war on Japan and officially enter World War Two. With a master…