Horse Drawn Funeral Service

When was the last time you saw a funeral procession being led by a pair of majestic Friesian horses hitched to a beautiful Horse Drawn Hearse? The passing of a President?

A Horse Drawn Hearse may be the answer to that age old question. How can we show the world how special our loved one was to us? They deserve more than just an "ordinary" service. Show the world that your loved one was "special".

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In memmory of our Fallen Public Servents

When a loved one who was a member of the United States military forces dies, the family will sometimes wish to arrange a burial with military honors. There are one hundred national cemeteries in the United States. However, not every state has a national cemetery. The main and most well-known military cemetery is Arlington National Cemetery which is located in Washington, D.C. and administered by the Army.

The custom of playing Taps began in the United States in 1862 during the Civil War. It was written by Brigadier General Daniel Butterfield.

Draping the casket with the national flag is a custom which began during the Napoleonic Wars (1796-1815). At that time, dead soldiers were covered with a flag and removed from the field of battle on a caisson (two wheeled vehicle used to hold artillery ammunition attached to a horse-drawn wagon). A United States flag is not placed in the grave and is not allowed to touch the ground at any time.

The photos below are of a military funeral for an Army Captain, a tank commander killed in Iraq, is laid to rest in Green Tree Church of the Brethren and at its cemetery in Montgomery County. Chambell - Ennis - Klotzbach Funeral Home

Hi and welcome to Horse drawn funerals and Museum. We are located in New Tripoli just northwest of Allentown, Bethlehem, and Easton and east of Reading, Hamburg, Lancaster and Harrisburg. We provide a horse drawn carriage hearse for funeral service in many locations such as Orange New Jersey., Hillside New Jersey, Newark New Jersey., Irvington New Jersey, Fulton County Pa., Columbia New Jersey, Monroe, New York, Washington New Jersey, Warwick New York, Frenchtown New Jersey, Lebanon Pa., Somerville New Jerey, Sussex New Jersey, Westfield New Jersey, Mercer County Pa., Mifflin County Pa., Plainfield New Jersey, Somerville New Jersey, Clinton New Jersey, Fairfax Virginia, Washington County Pa., horse drawn carriage funeral service in York Pa. and many more in Pa. Our Hearse our pulled by Fresian horses and the Pall Biers coach is pulled by Percerons. We have a few horse drawn hearse to choose from, such as our Caissons which provides the recognition to our honored Military, Police, Firefighter and Public Servants. These hearse were original used at Arlington National Cemetery.

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