National Museum of Funeral History ⚰️ -Thing 10. You read that right, and it’s right here in Houston. This place is fascinating! Death is one of the few certainties in life, we’ll all get there one day - it was really cool to see how different cultures and eras have treated death over the years. This thing had a trifecta for me - it was indoors, it was air conditioned, and it was educational. . It’s the first of many Houston area museums that are on my list. Which one do you think I should visit

Texas is home to some pretty quirky things, but did you know there's a National Museum of Funeral History in Spring, TX? Though it may be a morbid topic, this museum is actually really interesting and full of exhibits on everything from mummification to famous folks who have passed away! So are you dying to visit this museum? Old Town Spring Old Town Spring, Texas Visit Houston | The Daytripper

The National Museum of Funeral History is the spooky museum you need to visit this October! | Localish

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3.2K views · 170 reactions | 7 December 1941 – Attack on Pearl Harbor During the attack on Pearl Harbor, Pvt Roy F. W. Rieck (a Marine bugler) sounded the call to arms with this bugle as Japanese planes flew overhead. Later, he used the same bugle at funeral services to honor the dead. Find out more about Pearl Harbor and this historic bugle in our World War II Gallery. #USMC #History #USMCMuseum | National Museum of the Marine Corps | Facebook