This woman bakes the family recipes people put on their gravestones – and it makes for a very unusual TikTok page
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There are many sides to TikTok – from true crime to dancing to cooking. Some TikTok accounts are quirky, like Rosie Grant's, an intersection of two very different niches: baking and graveyards.
It started out as an assignment for grad school. She was in library science school at the University of Maryland and took a class on content creation, where she received the unusual assignment to make a TikTok page from scratch.
Grant already had an internship at Congressional Cemetery in Washington, D.C., working in their digital archives department. So, she decided to use that as inspiration. On her @ghostlyarchive TikTok, she began baking the recipes people etch onto their gravestones.
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