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The Texas Museum That Makes Death a Fascinating Subject | The Saturday Evening Post (opens the original)
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The best of The Saturday Evening Post in your inbox! When I first heard about the National Museum of Funeral History in Houston, I assumed it would be the kind of quirky spot you visit for the novelty, lumped into the same roadside attraction category as the world’s largest can of chili (in Beloit, Wisconsin, if you’re curious). Surprisingly, that’s not what it is at all. The museum is devoted to a subject most of us would rather not dwell on, but it approaches death through history and culture
What the Fork? | The Saturday Evening Post (opens the original)
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The best of The Saturday Evening Post in your inbox! Forks are so commonplace that most of us rarely think about them. They spend their lives tucked away in a drawer until it’s time to eat, have a fleeting moment in the spotlight when we’re choosing a flatware pattern for a wedding registry, or become the object of our frustration when every clean one is somehow still in the dishwasher and we’re standing in the kitchen holding a salad. But forks weren’t always commonplace. Recently, I was watchi
Twenty Years After Pluto's Demotion, the Story of the Farm Boy Who Found It | The Saturday Evening Post (opens the original)
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The best of The Saturday Evening Post in your inbox! When we think of something as monumental as discovering a planet, we might picture accomplished, scholarly astronomers using gigantic telescopes and other sophisticated instruments to decipher the mysteries of the night sky. What we probably don’t picture is a fresh-off-the-farm 24-year-old balancing telescope time with sweeping floors at Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff. But that’s exactly how Clyde Tombaugh’s story began. Although Pluto was r
After Mount Rushmore: The Best Part of an American Road Trip Starts When You Keep Driving | The Saturday Evening Post (opens the original)
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The best of The Saturday Evening Post in your inbox! Every great American road trip has that one place everyone agrees you have to see. For the Black Hills of South Dakota, it’s unquestionably Mount Rushmore. You park the car, walk the Avenue of Flags, lift your face toward the 60-foot granite faces that have become shorthand for American history, snap the obligatory photo, watch the film about the construction, browse the gift shop, and maybe reward yourself with what is advertised as “Thomas J
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