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Cemetery Chronicles: Stories Unearthed

Cemetery Chronicles: Stories Unearthed

De : Linda Gould
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A podcast that unearths the stories of people--living and dead--inspired by the cemeteries and graveyards we visit.

If you have an idea for an episode, email us at cemeterychroniclescontact@gmail.com. And please let us know your thoughts after listening to these stories.

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    • The Spiral Cemetery at Farnhurst, Delaware
      Mar 9 2025

      From the shape of galaxies to our fingerprints to our earliest art, the spiral represents infinity, identity, connection, and growth. In one tiny section of the Delaware Health and Social Services Herman Holloway campus in New Castle County, Delaware, tucked behind the buildings that serve and service the living, is a spiral-shaped cemetery with a history as winding and layered as the symbol it is named for.
      Visit the Cemetery Chronicles Facebook page to see photos related to this story of the Spiral Cemetery. Please like and follow us there, too.
      If you would like to suggest a story or comment about this story, please email us at cemeterychroniclescontact@gmail.com
      Thanks to Free Sound community on Pixbay for the bird sounds.

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      27 min
    • Episode 2: Simpson Cemetery & Roads that Unite, Roads that Divide
      Nov 17 2024
      An overlooked cemetery in a small town in Delaware reflects the remarkable accomplishments of the African American community that grew up around it.

      If you would like to suggest a story or comment about this story, please email us at cemeterychroniclescontact@gmail.com


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      40 min
    • Blogcast: Volunteering at a cemetery and why the public should use them more
      Oct 16 2024
      Cemeteries are largely ignored by modern people, sometimes even feared, but it wasn't always that way. Cemeteries used to be destinations. Can we make it that way again?

      Visit our Facebook page for more photos and details of our cemetery visits.
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      4 min
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