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The
City of the Silent: a page that looks
at "cemetery culture" and has a large photo gallery.
The
Darkside of the Web: since they were nice enough to give me a link
on their website, I'm returning the favor. This site has thousands
and thousands of links to everything from cemetery sites to vampires to
Gothic clothing and lifestyle sites and is nicely organized by category
to make searching easier..
Death,
Dying, Funerals, Wills, and Grief: a site that is designed to help
those who have recently lost a loved one cope with that death.
Death
and Urban Legends: a helpful site for anyone interested in contemporary
urban mythology.
Horrorfind.com:
another useful resource with thousands of links to various "dark" subjects,
including other death and cemetery related sites.
Garden
of Remembrance: another nicely done site.
Kearl's
Guide to Social Thanatology: a very small but interesting site.
Professor Kearl discusses the influence of death on religion, art, philosophy,
science and culture in general throughout human existence.
The
Project on Death in America: if you are doing any sort of research,
I would recommend visiting this site. Their primary focus is on death
and death customs in American culture, but they have links and information
about a little of everything here.
The
Texas State Cemetery: a large site that is very user-friendly and has
photos and information about several prominent Texans who are buried in
the Texas State Cemetery.
The
Tombstone Traveler's Guide: a page of helpful hints, humor, and advice
for those interested in exploring cemeteries.
The
Ultimate Page of Death-Related Links on the Internet: some are educational,
some are humorous, some are useful, and some are downright disturbing.
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