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Understanding Cemetery Symbols: Book & YouTube Series Trailer by Tui Snider

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Book Trailer & YouTube Series Trailer Yee haw! I finally made a video for Messages from the Dead: Understanding Historic Cemetery Symbols. The video is actually a two-for-one deal. It’s a Book Trailer *and* a YouTube Series Preview all in one. About the book: If you are a genealogist, taphophile, history buff or paranormal researcher, you might […]

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#Review Log Cabin Guest Haus in Cisco, Texas

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Log Cabin Guest Haus bnb in Cisco, Texas (photo by Tui Snider)

Weekend getaway in West Texas Last weekend, my husband, father-in-law, and I had a weekend getaway at the Log Cabin Guest Haus in Cisco, Texas. [Please note: While our lodging was provided free of charge and this post may contain affiliate links, the opinions expressed here are wholly my own.] Historic cabin purchased on eBay! […]

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Did you know? “Xmas” is NOT a Disrespectful Way to Spell “Christmas”

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The Chi Rho symbol helped me learn the true meaning of Xmas! (photo by Tui Snider)

All roads lead to Greece When researching the meaning behind historic cemetery symbols, I often joke that instead of finding that “all roads lead to Rome,” it seems that “all roads lead to Greece.” Here’s a good example: While looking into the meaning of the XP symbol that is such a common sight in historic […]

Filed Under: Cemeteries & Symbolism, Travel Photo Essays Tagged With: author Tui Snider, cemetery, cemetery symbols, field guide, graveyard, history, symbolism, taphophile, Tui Snider photographer, xmas

Memorial Day’s Surprising Origins

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Children placing flags on the veteran's graves in Weatherford, Texas

Memorial Day’s Surprising Origins Did you know that Memorial Day began as a remembrance for Union soldiers who lost their lives in the American Civil War (1861-1865)? After World War I, this federal holiday was changed to honor all men and women who lost their lives in any US military conflict. Before that, Memorial Day […]

Filed Under: Cemeteries & Symbolism, Historic Cemeteries, Travel Photo Essays Tagged With: author Tui Snider, cemetery, decoration day, historic cemetery, history, holiday, memorial day, soldiers, Texas, Tui Snider photographer, veterans

Para Mysteries: Mortsafes & Caged Graves

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Para Mysteries is a new weekly radio show. Tune in... if you dare!

FREE Cemetery Symbols Guide: Would you like a FREE guide to historic cemetery symbolism? If so, click the image below: Historic Cemetery Symbol of the Week This week’s Historic Cemetery Symbol post is about mortsafes and Resurrectionists. The topic was inspired by my friend, Teal Gray, when she told me about the mysterious Caged Graves of […]

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Quirky Texas: Life Size Wax Sculpture Replica of the Last Supper

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Life Size Wax Replica of the Last Supper in Fort Worth, TX (photo by Tui Snider)

Quirky Surprise in Fort Worth When I tell people that Fort Worth is home to a life size wax sculpture replica of Leonardo Da Vinci’s “The Last Supper,” the response is usually, “Huh?” followed by a puzzled laugh. After all, that’s hardly what we expect from a city that bills itself as “Where the West […]

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