Tips for Finding the Best Mausoleums for Sale
We know how emotionally difficult it can be to think about end-of-life issues. However, finding mausoleums for sale well before they’re needed is wise.
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There’s no time like the present to make these critical plans. After all, purchasing a mausoleum requires more time than purchasing a cemetery plot.
Here’s a quick guide for those interested in buying a mausoleum. First, we’ll answer the basic questions about researching mausoleums for sale. Then we’ll give you a brief overview of the building process.
Read More»Mausoleum Burial Guide: Types, Benefits & Cost
Mausoleum burial is a highly desirable form of internment among families who can afford the associated costs. Mausoleum burial offers a dignified alternative to ground burial, and offers many benefits to grieving family members. Many who chose mausoleum burial do so to honor a distinctive life, as a loving way to memorialize the deceased, and to provide a beautiful place to visit and remember their loved ones.
Read More»Mausoleum Terms: A Glossary of Mausolea Terminology and Definitions
This helpful glossary will teach mausoleums, tombs, interment, and other related terms.
Read More»Roger Williams Park Mausoleum: About the Abandoned Crypts in Cranston
A man’s Tik Tok video showing an abandoned mausoleum in Rhode Island that was in extreme disrepair caused outrage and concern from viewers. The crumbling Cranston mausoleum had been damaged by trespassers – some who even removed caskets from the crypts. There’s also evidence human remains had been stolen.
Read More»In Search of Jesus’ Tomb
- At August 16, 2013
- By mausoleum
- In Doug Keister's Blog
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It is probably next to impossible to precisely plumb what tomb people most want to see. The Taj Mahal and the Great Pyramid of Giza are certainly contenders. But the majority of people do not go to those places because they want to see a tomb. They go there because of the history and architecture.
However, there is one burial place where people go specifically to see a tomb. The name of the person who supposedly occupied this tomb just might be the most recognizable name on Earth: Jesus of Nazareth.
Travelers to the Holy Land often hear the phrase ‘the tradition is.’ There are so many layers of history, buildings, events, and people that the whereabouts of specific historic sites have been lost to the ages. To be sure, the Mount of Olives, Garden of Gethsemane, the Sea of Galilee, the Jordan River, and Mount Zion are verifiable places. But other places are often referred to as the ‘traditional site’ such as the traditional site of the Last Supper and the traditional site of Jesus’ birth. Other sites have more than one traditional location. Such is the case with Mary’s place of ascension and Jesus’ tomb and place of ascension.
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