Carnton Plantation in Franklin, TN
1345 Eastern Flank Circle,
Franklin, Tennessee
Tour the home and grounds Monday through Saturday: it is also available for weddings and events.
One of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War took place less than a mile from Carnton Plantation in Franklin, TN, on November 30, 1864.
Carnton’s proximity made it the perfect spot to serve as a field hospital. More than 1,750 Confederates lost their lives at Franklin
The ghosts of many that lost their lives on that battlefield still reside at the Plantation house today and are not shy about saying "hello".
(Zoom in on the night photos and see the General sitting on the porch. One shows a woman standing (partially covered by the column) Could this be Carrie, herself?)
*I did not capture these photos.

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Address of the Amargosa Opera House: 608 Death Valley Jct, Death Valley, CA 92328
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If you love anything about the horror genre- this, is where it all began.
 
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Snippets of hair have been in our history for centuries. Exchanged between loved ones, preserving the family history, and still practiced today with "baby's first haircut, snipped, dated, and saved in Baby's book."
This episode explores intricate and dedicated work in creating Memento Mori from the locks of our dearly departed.
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Leila’s Hair Museum 
1333 S. Noland Rd 
Independence, MO 64055 
www.leilashairmuseum.net  

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"I've come to realize just how precious everything is and I try to value the many blessings that have been bestowed upon me. There's also this sense of vulnerability if fortune took a turn for the worse and we live with the awareness that anything can happen in this world." -Phil Hartman 1988 interview
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