18th century Bleeding bowl.

18th century Bleeding bowl.

Evergreen Cemetery, Just Off Of Town Hill Road In New Haven, Vt, Is Generally Unremarkable As Far As Cemeteries Go, Except For One Fascinating Interment. His Name Was Timothy Clark Smith, And He Was A 19Th Century Doctor Who Suffered From Taphephobia,

Here&Amp;Rsquo;S An Unusual And Rather Poignant Momento Mori Of Poor Captain George Holmes - Senior Officer Killed In One Of The Hardest Hit Infantry Battalions At The Battle Of Waterloo. He Was Killed By A Small Lead Ball That Entered His Chest Cavity, After

The &Amp;Ldquo;Body Chute&Amp;Rdquo; &Amp;Mdash; Used To Remove Dead Bodies In Secret At Waverly Hills Sanitorium

St. Roch Cemetery, New Orleans

Cimetière Du Père-Lachaise. So Beautiful!

This Heap Of Ashes And Bones Is The Debris From One Days Killing Of German Prisoners By 88 Troopers In The Buchenwald Concentration Camp Near Weimar In Germany, Shown On April 25, 1945. (Ap Photo/U.s. Army Signal Corps)

Visit The Bridal Shop Where An Embalmed Corpse Models The Dresses For The Past 75 Years, A Tiny Bridal Shop In Mexico Has Been The Subject Of Some Pretty Crazy Rumors. Tales Of Supernatural Fiddling Abound, With Whispers Of Disembodied Voices, Mysterious

Disabled French Soldier

Playing Card, 1700S. Ten Of Spades With Cat Playing Fiddle For Dancing Mice.

A Real Human Body In Cross Sections At Museum Of Surgical Science. The Museum Houses An Amazing Collection Of Medical, Surgical And Anatomical Paraphernalia Through The Ages Including This Amazing Plastinated Human Sliced Into 1Cm Sections. The Museum

Armadillo Fetus, Hunterian Museum: The Collection Of Anatomical Specimens Of Pioneering Surgeon John Hunter (1728–93) Inspired This Fascinating, Slightly Morbid, Little-Known, Yet Fantastic London Museum.

Medical Oddities, Nature&Amp;Rsquo;S Anomalies And Carnival Gaffs: A Pop Up Book For Children By Crowolf. Just Wow.

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