“Soapman” lived in Philadelphia and was buried there around 1800. The body was discovered in 1875 during the digging of a train depot foundation. This unusual preservation occurred because water seeped into the casket and brought alkaline soil with it, turning the fats in his body to soap through a type of hydrolysis known as saponification.

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The Soap Man is a mummy discovered in Philadelphia, 1857, along with a Soap Lady of equally mysterious background. Both specimens were stumbled upon by construction workers in the same graveyard, as the city went through infrastructural changes.

2014年2月17日 · Two of the most famous “soap mummies” are the Soap Lady and the Soap Man. Both were exhumed in downtown Philadelphia in 1875, when city improvements near a cemetery required some graves be...

2011年1月5日 · This week’s snapshot or sneak peak at the collection of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History is of Soapman: a mummified Philadelphia man who is thought to have been buried...

What happens when a human body turns into soap? In this chilling episode of Dark Anatomy, we explore the eerie case of the Soap Man—a preserved corpse discov...

2022年1月12日 · The Soap Man was also claimed to have been exhumed in Philadelphia in 1875 along with The Soap Lady. An x-ray of his body revealed his age to be about 40 years old when he died.