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    On March 4th, 1921, the burial of an unknown soldier from World War One was approved by Congress. The soldier was exhumed from an American cemetery in France, and brought to the U.S. The World War One unknown is now buried in Arlington National Cemetery. The soldier rests under a magnificent tomb. The tomb is made of white marble and sits atop a hill, overlooking Washington D.C. “The east panel has three greek figures who represent peace, victory, and valor.”On either side of the tomb are three…

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    position at Cemetery Ridge. However, General Lee thought defeating the Union at Gettysburg could end the war once and for all. On July 2, the Confederates made their attack on Cemetery Ridge. Both sides had at less 9,000 casualties and a total of 35,000 from the two days of fighting. On July 3, the fighting continued and the Union forces pushed back the Confederates. General Lee believed his men were on the brink of victory and sent three more divisions to the center of Cemetery Ridge to…

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    on the Halloween’s night. Visit the site of Sir William Wallace’s execution and the churchyard haunted by Queen Isabella. New Orleans, Louisiana, USA New Orleans has the reputation of the most haunted City in the America and known for its famous cemeteries, which makes it one of the best places to celebrate the Halloween. New Orleans provides the ultimate experience of haunted and paranormal tours. The biggest Halloween parties are held on Frenchmen Street, where tourist and locals turned up in…

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    I found this dream to be vivid, and full of images for me to choose from. I have chosen two main images for this paper: the above-ground graves that filled my backyard, and the color green that emanates as light. The first image that I would like to focus on, the above-ground graves, I associate to the ancient Egyptians, who entombed their ancient pharaohs in stone sarcophagi. To me, the reverent care, and attention to detail, that it took for the ancient Egyptians to create the sarcophagi,…

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    Burial Vault USA Laws

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    ground from burying it deeper. This also prevents water and other natural soil elements from entering the coffin. Therefore, it preserves the structure and prevents it from collapsing. Otherwise, if it breaks down, the soil above it will sink and the cemetery ground will start to go under as well. When installing a burial vault, it is first lowered…

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    Patrick Joseph Donahue’s marbled, gray headstone was captured at the Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery in the outskirts of Elwood, Illinois. His specific headstone stands beside and in front of other war veterans in the national cemetery as together they exemplify the dedication, impact, and commitment that these men and women display for the United States of America. The Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery stands as home to nearly half a million veterans who served in wars present and past. Few…

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    souls of the dead, who come back each year to visit the living. From October 31 through November 2 this year, I attended this fiesta with my roommate Manuel. By sharing Day of the Dead activities in his family’s home, in the marketplace, and in a cemetery, I have observed that Mexicans, unlike other North Americans, accept and celebrate death as a part of life. For this holiday, the home altar, or ofrenda, lovingly celebrates the dead. In the Lopez home, a trail of marigold petals and the rich…

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    Experience the historic past of Chicago by visiting gangster hangouts, cemeteries and more. Chicago was once the site of the world's most infamous gangsters like John Dillinger and Al Capone. While some of the original sites are gone, many gangster destinations still remain within Chicago. Top off your tour with a stop at one of the many speakeasy-themed bars that remain from the Prohibition Era. Biograph Theater Placed at 2433 North Lincoln Avenue, the Biograph Theater is where the FBI once…

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    The Unknown Soldier

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    in France there are 4 american cemeteries there (Ashabranner 51). They chose 4 coffins, 1 from each of the 4 cemeteries, from there 1 would be chosen for the 1 unknown from World War One (Ashabranner 51). On…

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    Monkey's Paw Connections

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    In “Pet Cemetery” the Creed family experienced death in the family by the daughter dying then the son died on the “same road(1) ”the daughter died on, after that the wife died soon after by committing suicide in the attic”He warns her not to, but she has already hung up”(2), and shortly after Louis is killed by the wife as soon as the movie ends. In “The Monkey’s Paw” Sammy is killed in as a price for the wish father had made.”Badly hurt, but not in any pain”(5). In “Pet Cemetery” Louis takes…

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