Across the street from Bryant-Denny Stadium sits a stark reminder of the inevitable, uncomfortable reality that becomes only more palpable with each birthday: death. Evergreen Cemetery, owned by the city of Tuscaloosa and founded in the 1850s, remains open for both the living and the dead. The northern and southern gates stay open for foot traffic, tourists and dog-walkers. Very few family plots remain available for the recently departed. In the postmodern mind, death is largely ignored, or otherwise sanitized. We rarely see, discuss or even venture to name death (“he passed away”) as our ancestors did. A cemetery in 2024 has become a site of Halloween, fright and spook. Yet, to the 19th ce
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