Who’s buried in Grant’s tumor? The National Museum of Health and Medicine
Where to start on this macabre trip through the human body and the horrible things that can be done to it?
Where to start on this macabre trip through the human body and the horrible things that can be done to it?
Until today I'd never seen the dancingest Founding Father, Thomas Jefferson, in action. The man can dance, folks.
It's all about going after those dead presidents.
It's kind of funny to think about a "temporary eternal flame." Perhaps it's the presidential gravesite version of "The Neverending Story."
The more I get into this, the more excited I get.
Presidential sites are repositories of national memory, sources of inspiration, recreational spots, engines of tourist economies... and, unfortunately, potential targets.
Gummis on the tomb. Why would someone do that? It's not like he's going to eat them, after all.
It's a sweet reworking of "Hail to the Chief," appropriately enough.
Soon one of Ronald Reagan's boyhood homes will be no more. Fortunately the preservationists have a pretty colorful plan B.
I don't pretend that my work is anything like yours, but your work is making my work much more interesting.