Colma, a small town in Northern California, just ten miles south of San Francisco, has come to be known as a modern-day necropolis: since its incorporation in 1924, it has gathered a little over a thousand inhabitants and just under 2 million graves. Some of the city's inhabitants and frequent visitors share their experiences and thoughts on what it's like to be alive among the dead.
Notes on Living
Overview
Colma, a small town in Northern California, just ten miles south of San Francisco, has come to be known as a modern-day necropolis: since its incorporation in 1924, it has gathered a little over a thousand inhabitants and just under 2 million graves. Some of the city's inhabitants and frequent visitors share their experiences and thoughts on what it's like to be alive among the dead.