What if some of your hometown's oldest, most haunted spaces were hidden in plain sight? 

What if they were so hidden, you quite literally walk and/or drive by them every day?

The hometown in question is the museum's hometown of Houston, Texas. And today's guest, Texana Tours founder Richard Cook, joins the podcast to talk about places where you'd no doubt experience things from another dimension.

Genevieve and Richard discuss the Jeff Davis Hotel (now an apartment complex) and the Donnellan Family Crypt, just two of many examples of paranormal places around the Greater Houston area.

They tie it back to the museum's larger mission to educate and inform the public about the final rite of passage that we will all experience. Death.

To learn more about Texana Tours, contact Richard HERE.

To plan your visit to The National Museum of Funeral History, go HERE.

What if some of your hometown's oldest, most haunted spaces were hidden in plain sight? 
What if they were so hidden, you quite literally walk and/or drive by them every day?
The hometown in question is the museum's hometown of Houston, Texas. And today's guest, Texana Tours founder Richard Cook, joins the podcast to talk about places where you'd no doubt experience things from another dimension.
Genevieve and Richard discuss the Jeff Davis Hotel (now an apartment complex) and the Donnellan Family Crypt, just two of many examples of paranormal places around the Greater Houston area.
They tie it back to the museum's larger mission to educate and inform the public about the final rite of passage that we will all experience. Death.
To learn more about Texana Tours, contact Richard <a href="http://www.texanatours.com/book-a-tour-1">HERE</a>.
To plan your visit to The National Museum of Funeral History, go <a href="https://www.nmfh.org">HERE</a>.

The National Museum of Funeral History presents The Final Curtain Never Closes, a podcast that tells the stories about the people behind our final rite of passage.

This series is part of the museum's larger mission to build and maintain a love of history and enriched understanding of our industry.

Virtual tours are available 24/7, but we'd love to see you in person. Plan your visit at www.nmfh.org. 

And remember, any day above ground is a good one!

The National Museum of Funeral History presents The Final Curtain Never Closes, a podcast that tells the stories about the people behind our final rite of passage.
This series is part of the museum's larger mission to build and maintain a love of history and enriched understanding of our industry.
Virtual tours are available 24/7, but we'd love to see you in person. Plan your visit at <a href="http://www.nmfh.org">www.nmfh.org</a>. 
And remember, any day above ground is a good one!

The Final Curtain Never Closes

The National Museum of Funeral History presents The Final Curtain Never Closes, a podcast that tells the stories about the people behind our final rite of passage.

This series is part of the museum's larger mission to build and maintain a love of history and enriched understanding of our industry.

Virtual tours are available 24/7, but we'd love to see you in person. Plan your visit at www.nmfh.org. 

And remember, any day above ground is a good one!

The National Museum of Funeral History presents The Final Curtain Never Closes, a podcast that tells the stories about the people behind our final rite of passage.
This series is part of the museum's larger mission to build and maintain a love of history and enriched understanding of our industry.
Virtual tours are available 24/7, but we'd love to see you in person. Plan your visit at <a href="http://www.nmfh.org/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.nmfh.org/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1674242839098000&amp;usg=AOvVaw1eUszxGGKNoJjKnYiXLWw6">www.nmfh.org</a>. 
And remember, any day above ground is a good one!

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