Davis Memorial
I just reblogged my Davis Memorial travelogue on the new Morbid Sightseer page. If you’ve never checked it out, please do! The Davis Memorial
I just reblogged my Davis Memorial travelogue on the new Morbid Sightseer page. If you’ve never checked it out, please do! The Davis Memorial
I’m in the process of moving my Morbid Sightseer page over to a blog format, and I thought I’d share some of my old travelogues with you guys as I go. Here’s one that I did of Ye Ancientest Cemetery … Continue reading
Morbidites in the Chicago area, don’t miss the exhibition Morbid Curiosity: The Richard Harris Collection. Abigail and I visited it today and we kept saying, with ever-increasing jealous vitriol, “I want that bastard’s collection!! You asshole, Richard Harris!!! This all … Continue reading
I want to go here so frickin’ bad… The Bone Chilling Catacombs of the Capuchin Monks Thanks to Bill for the link.
I went urban exploring again on Friday – this time to the Barber-Colman Factory in Rockford, Illinois. Please click on the pic below to check out the photos on Flickr.
Here’s another ceramic image that I photographed on a gravestone in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Chicago last Saturday: Alfredo O. Bilotti, Born November 12, 1920, Died March 1, 1921. This one instantly struck me as a post-mortem image at the cemetery … Continue reading
On Saturday I went for a stroll through Mt. Olivet Cemetery on Chicago’s south side. The cemetery itself, established in 1885, isn’t very interesting by Chicago standards – though it does contain the original gravesite of Al Capone (who was … Continue reading
I am extremely miffed to just discovery that this fascinating looking exhibition – “Mummies of the World” – was just on display in Milwaukee, a short excursion from The Castle DeSpair, and I didn’t realize it. Well, now it’s playing … Continue reading