Dearly Departed Tours & Artifact Museum

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Dearly Departed Tours and Artifact Museum is a bus tour of some of Hollywood's most notorious locations, such as the site of the Manson murders and other locations of tragic events. The company offers several tours focusing on different events. The tours are accompanied by a guide who explains the events that occurred at each location.

Located on Santa Monica Blvd, across from Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles, California, opened to the public in April 2017. The location includes the meeting place lobby for the Dearly Departed Tours and the adjoining Artifact Museum with its centerpiece of Jayne Mansfield’s death car, a smashed 1966 Buick Electra sedan.^[1]

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• Official website