Roadside crosses in contemporary memorial culture /

Roadside crosses in contemporary memorial culture /

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A look at the roadside shrines that are erected to commemorate a highway death or fatal accident, examining how they serve as coping mechanisms, places to grieve, public announcements of loss, and warnings to other motorists

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Main Author:	Everett, Holly J., 1968-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Denton : University of North Texas Press, c2002 Denton : ©2002 Denton, Tex. : [2002], ©2002 Denton, Tex. : c2002 Denton, Tex. : [2002]
Edition:	1st ed
Subjects:	Crosses > Texas > Austin Region Crosses Death > Social aspects > Texas > Austin Region Death > Social aspects Funeral rites and ceremonies > Texas > Austin Region Funeral rites and ceremonies Roadside architecture > Texas > Austin Region Roadside architecture Funeral Rites Manners and customs Austin (Tex.) > Social life and customs Texas > Austin Region Texas > Austin

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