Product Description
The perfect gift for any Cemetery fan with a sense of humor! This magnet features a mini headstone and the phrase: "Laurel Hill Cemetery: Bringing the Living and the Dead Together Since 1836."
1836 Magnet
$1.00
- SKU:
- 110521
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- 0.00 LBS
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