#mortsafe
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A cast iron mortsafe and stone watchhouse in the Cadder Parish Churchyard on the outskirts of Glasgow. These features were designed to thwart the body-snatchers of the early 1800s who would steal the recently buried to sell to local medical
It was left there until the body had decomposed enough to no longer be of interest to bodysnatchers (who would steal freshly buried bodies to sell to medical colleges for dissection). At this point, the mortsafe was usually removed so it co
Invented in the 1810s, the heavy coffin-shaped mortsafe was placed over the wooden coffin after interment and left there until the body had decomposed enough to no longer be suitable for dissection. The watchhouse would be occupied for the
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