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Buried Dallas Fort Worth is your photographic companion to the fascinating world of North Texas cemeteries. More than simple graveyards, these sites are some of the region’s most enriching roadside attractions, free to visit and perfect for day trips.
North Texas burial grounds reveal a cultural tapestry through headstone designs, burial traditions, and cemetery symbols. From pioneer burial cairns to Wild West gunfighters, from the nation’s only murder memorial to the grave of an alleged space alien, these burial grounds brim with history, art, and unexpected surprises. Exploring them reveals stories of diverse communities—European, Hispanic, African American, and beyond—who became cowboys, oil tycoons, heroes, villains, and everyday citizens.
Organized into four sections (Dallas, Fort Worth, DFW Metroplex, and Worth the Drive), this book makes it easy to plan North Texas road trips. With vivid photography and concise history, Buried Dallas–Fort Worth reveals how cemeteries serve as unexpected roadside museums, preserving stories that connect the past to the present.
Tui Snider is a Texas-based author and speaker who travels the world exploring historic cemeteries. Tui shares this research through her books (such as Understanding Cemetery Symbols and 6 Feet Under Texas) along with articles, lectures, and tours. Tui's monthly column for “American Cemetery and Cremation” highlights graveyard history and symbolism. While she occasionally offers classes at TCU in Fort Worth, her favorite way to teach is by leading in-person tours of historic cemeteries, both locally and internationally. Stay connected with Tui and her work by visiting TuiSnider.substack.com, where you can join her newsletter and read about her cemetery explorations.

