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HISTORICAL HEARSES - The National Museum of Funeral History - NMFH
HISTORICAL HEARSES. n America’s car culture, hearses emit an undeniable mystique. Whether parked on the street or passing in a funeral procession, a hearse is a stunning piece of craftsmanship built to honor the dead. A hearse makes a statement, when people are often without words.
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All About Hearses: The Purpose, History and Usage of Funeral Coaches
The hearse is a vehicle that transports the body and casket of a recently deceased person during the funeral service. A hearse is distinguished from other vehicles on the road by its station wagon-like shape and black or silver color. A typical hearse has two seats in the front, and a large, rectangular, covered trunk.
Hearsehub.com - Home Page
HearseHub is a national web site for buying and selling funeral vehicles. HearseHub includes hearses, limousines, flower cars, first calls, and most any vehicle associated with the funeral industry. Funeral Home directors are coming to rely on HearseHub as the web site to find the funeral vehicles they need and at competitive prices.
Hearses: Everything You Need to Know About Funeral Coaches
What is a hearse? A Cadillac hearse | Alex Wong/Getty Images. A hearse is a vehicle used to transport a body as part of a funeral service. Often resembling black station wagons, these cars are generally referred to in the industry as “funeral coaches.”
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