In 1991 the Star asked readers what they would put on their tombstones. The results — 47 of them ran in print on Oct. 31, 1991 — are simultaneously funny, strange, sad and just chock full of terrible ...

David Jones / CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0) Famous epitaphs offer a glimpse into what made some of the most culturally significant people in the ...

Above my desk is a photo I took some years ago while walking through a cemetery. I had no idea then why I stopped to take a picture of a tombstone without a name but with two words etched in the stone ...

The first time Rosie Grant baked a recipe she found etched on a stranger’s gravestone, she made a batch of spritz cookies. From her kitchen in Takoma Park, Md., Grant mixed the batter in a big bowl.

The Disney artists who designed the interiors, audio-animatronic characters, portraits, special effects and sight gags inside the Haunted Mansion never signed their artwork, but they still managed to ...

Robert J. Zott began photographing tombstones in 1995 when he was looking for a way to create a work about his colorblindness. The Hartford photographer knew that people had last names that were ...