EPISODE · Mar 19, 2006 · 28 MIN
#51: The Columbarium and the Caretaker
from San Francisco History Podcast – Sparkletack · host richard - sparkletack
In an attempt to answer the oft-voiced question "what is that thing, anyway?", in this week’s podcast a visit is finally paid to this sumptuous Victorian repository for cremated remains, the baroque center of what was once a 167 acre cemetery in the center of San Francisco. It’s a spectacular building, but the real discovery […]
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In an attempt to answer the oft-voiced question "what is that thing, anyway?", in this week’s podcast a visit is finally paid to this sumptuous Victorian repository for cremated remains, the baroque center of what was once a 167 acre cemetery in the center of San Francisco. It’s a spectacular building, but the real discovery comes in the form of its soulful caretaker, Mr. Emmitt Watson. For further edification: » the Neptune Society » Columbarium – sfhistoryencyclopedia.com » Emmitt Watson interview – sfgate.com » mystical connections? » extispicy – blog entry » Bernard Cahill – architect » Columbarium – google maps
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