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    The Gravecast Blog, is an ongoing work-in-progress. Some of the many things you will find within the growing pages of "The Gravecast Blog" include but is not limited to: Grave Hunting related podcasts under The Gravecast Show Podcast. Graveside video documentaries under The Gravecast Blog Graveside Film Series banner, Gravecast Chronicles, Gravecations, Gravecast Recaps, Book & Video Reviews, and much much more.

    If you have any suggestions on what grave hunting topics, you'd like to see featured on this blog, or ideas on how I can make things better please don't hesitate to let me know. You will find my contact info on the "About Me" page. And lastly, I'm always happy to exchange blog/website links with other cemetery enthusiasts, if you have a cemetery, or grave hunting website. Just email me, with the link to your site. & I'll gladly link up your site with this site., all I ask in return is that you do the same and put a link on your blog/site to this blog

    Sincerely,
    Joshua D. Perry

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It’s Been Awhile! – A Rebirth

For those of you reading this. I want to let you know, that everything is still a go on The Gravecast Blog. I’ve just been taking a much-needed break from blogging, along with doin some much-needed soul-searching. But enough about my personal life. On the positive side of things, I do realize that I haven’t … Read more

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Five Gangland Graves in Mount Carmel Cemetery

Keeping with the tradition of this blog, and my self-respect as a taphophile. The abundance of “reputed” mobsters who’ve been laid to rest in many Chicagoland cemeteries, is for the most part on par with the cemeteries in and around New York City, and its five boroughs. With that being said, I’d like to present … Read more

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Tombstone Tourism – Visiting Cemeteries While On Vacation

Alright here’s something to ask your self? You go on a vacation, in the process of it all if you’re looking for something truly unique to do while on vacation with friends, or family. Here’s a suggestion, why not visit a local cemetery or two! For one thing visiting cemeteries while on vacation for the … Read more

Book Review: Stories in Stone New York: A Field Guide to New York City Area Cemeteries & Their Residents

Stories in Stone New York: A Field Guide to New York City Area Cemeteries & Their Residents by Douglas Keister Published by Gibbs-Smith; First Ed; October 1st 2011; ISBN 978-1-4236-2102-7; pages: 256; Price: $24.99 Last April, while browsing around the various Amazon.com wishlists I have. One of the many books I had saved in my … Read more

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Gangsters In Granite Indie Gogo Campaign – Success

In October 2012, I jump started a campaign, through the IndieGogo.com crowd funding website. To help fund the research of the book I’m writing titled “Gangsters In Granite: A National Graveside Index of Reputed Mobsters.” The campaign ran for about three months, and ended on New Years Eve 2012. I’m delighted to inform you that … Read more

2012 Year In Review

2012 was an insanely great year for The Gravecast Blog. This past year I brought to you more episodes of The Gravecast Show Podcast, joining the show this year as co-host was Steve Goldstein. Other things you trekked along with me included my second trip to Los Angeles. I surely hope 2013 will be even … Read more

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Gravecast Recap October 17th 2012 – Mt. Carmel Cemetery and Michigan Memorial Park

On October 17th 2012, a few days after arriving home from the 2012 Los Angeles Gravecation. I was fresh off the two-week trek, and still itching to do some grave hunting. To help feed the urge on Wednesday October 17th, I planned to cruise downriver to Mt. Carmel Cemetery, in Wyandotte, and Michigan Memorial Park, … Read more

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2012 L.A. Gravecation Day 12-13: Had A Helluva Good Time Bon Voyage Los Angeles!

A Personal Message From The Motor City Morbid One! Before you get started soaking up the information, in this article. I’d just like to say a few words. As the “2012 L.A. Gravecation” was coming to an end. I came to the surreal understanding that I had two days left to wrap things up. In … Read more

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2012 L.A. Gravecation Day 10-11 Its Not Over Yet!

On Thursday October 11th I realized I had five days left in Southern California. So in situations like this I usually kick things into high gear. Being the avid cigar smoker that I am. The day got started with me cruising over to Embassy Cigars the local cigar shop I frequented while I was staying … Read more

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