The Lansdale Historical Society presents “Until Death Do Us Part,” a program on the very public nature of funeral rituals of the last century, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Feb. 12 at the Lansdale Borough Parks and Recreation Building, Seventh Street and Lansdale Avenue. Once upon a time, the tradition was to have in-home viewings, formal funeral announcements mailed to friends and family, and walking processions from churches to cemeteries. In the 1920s, details of a person’s passing were openly described in newspapers and it was not unusual for the editor to offer an opinion of the deceased’s good works or misdeeds. Society members will narrate a video presentation highlighting the changes that have evolved over time. Donations are appreciated at the free program. Call (215) 855-1872.