Author: Erik Loomis
Through the fence in the distance is the grave of John Jay (this is as close as one can get). Born in 1745 in New York City, Jay grew up.
This is the grave of Carl Hatch. Born in 1889 in Kirwin, Kansas, Hatch attended the local public schools, did well, and had enough money to attend college, which happened.
Make this man's life a living hell: The Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent who fatally shot a 37-year-old woman in Minneapolis on Jan. 7 is Jonathan Ross, the same officer.
Like every other Sergio Leone film, there's a lot in his magisterial masterpiece Once Upon a Time in America that makes no sense--how does Robert DeNiro know how to drive.
With Donald Trump attempting to kill anything that looks like green energy in America, part of his nostalgic politics of the 1950s, when Men Were Men and American Cars Got.
I'm surprised the Republican hate campaign against Tim Walz that forced him out of reelection as governor of Minnesota and takes out a plausible candidate for the Democratic nomination in.
Inside this cemetery office lies the grave of Ralph Abernathy. I'll explain why I couldn't actually see the grave at the end of the post. Born in 1928 in Linden,.
This is the grave of Alexander Fleming. Born in 1881 in Darvel, Ayrshire, Scotland, Fleming came from an upwardly mobile family. He barely knew his father, who was 59 when.
