Great Expectations St James, Cooling, Kent These children’s anthropomorphic gravestones provided Charles Dickens with the inspiration for poor Pips dead brothers in his novel Great Expectations.

Great Expectations St James, Cooling, Kent These children’s anthropomorphic gravestones provided Charles Dickens with the inspiration for poor Pips dead brothers in his novel Great Expectations.

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Late 1800S Gold Plated Mourning Hair Cuff Link Set. Note: Do Not Wear On First Date.

Ruined Auld Kirk Alloway, Ayrshire, Scotland

Cask From The Imperial Crypt In Vienna.

Barnard Castle, England - Has Its Own Graveyard

When A Magnitude 6.8 Earthquake Shook Olympia, Wash., In 2001, Shop Owner Jason Ward Discovered That A Sand-Tracing Pendulum Had Recorded The Vibrations In The Image Above. Seismologists Say That The “Flower” At The Center Reflects The Higher-Frequency

Sedamsville Woods (Sleepers Hill) These Woods Are Said To Be Haunted By The Ghost Of Old Man Sleeper. He Was A Hermit That Lived Atop The Hill Here Back In The 50′S, And He Was Notorious For Hating Trespassers. He Would Chase Off Them Off, Sometimes

Items Made Out Of The Victims Of Ed Gein, Found In His Home. Edward Theodore &Amp;Ldquo;Ed&Amp;Rdquo; Gein (August 27, 1906[1] – July 26, 1984) Was An American Murderer And Body Snatcher. His Crimes, Committed Around His Hometown Of Plainfield, Wisconsin,

Let Us All Have Dark And Scary Halloween / Samhain Today.

In 1901 A Pregnant Madame Bobin Arrived On Board A Steamer From Western Africa And Appeared To Be Suffering From Yellow Fever. She Was Then Transferred To A Hospital For Those Affected With Contagious Diseases. There She Became Worse And Apparently Died

Skull Made With 375 Slices Of Real Human Brains At Philadelphia&Amp;Rsquo;S Mütter Museum, Created By Skull-A-Day Artist Noah Scalin.

Grave Of Tiddles The Church Cat In Fairford Churchyard, 1963-1980

&Amp;Ldquo;In Memory Of The Girl In Blue, Killed By Train, December 24, 1933 - Unknown But Not Forgotten.&Amp;Rdquo; The Newer Stone On The Ground Reads: “Girl In Blue Identified As Josephine Klimczak, December 24, 1933.” Located In The Back Plots Of Willoughby

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