Tina discusses a headstone with many different symbols, including the Angel of Death, at the Sacramento Historic City Cemetery. Want to hear more stories about the cemetery? Maybe some stories that are a little more unsettling? Paranormal Investigations return this month at the Old City Cemetery on April 13th and 27th! Join us as we investigate the Old City Cemetery for signs of paranormal activity. Experienced guides will help you investigate areas of the cemetery as they share some of the unse

A hand-carved headstone from 1865—made from a soft greenish stone that’s unlike marble or granite, possibly soapstone. Its folk-art-style engravings and weathered heart at the top make it one of the most distinctive markers I’ve come across. A piece of history still standing after more than 150 years. #AdventuresIntoHistory #CemeteryStories #GeorgiaHistory #FolkArt #HistoricGraves | Adventures Into History

A zinc headstone, also called “white bronze.” These markers were popular in the late 1800s and early 1900s—cast from metal, they’ve outlasted many stone markers and still stand strong today. #AdventuresIntoHistory #CemeteryStories #WhiteBronze #ZincHeadstone #HistoricCemeteries | Adventures Into History