Saw this grave of a young man who loved Dungeons & Dragons on my walk yesterday. So beautiful, such a great tribute

beautiful tribute.

we drove in circles looking for it

Sounds like she was a pretty cool lady.

Opened in 1836 as one of Britain's earliest commercial cemeteries to address overcrowded churchyards and an 1832 cholera outbreak. It closed to burials in 1978 after receiving over 87,000 interments.

I went to look for the grave of my still born sister, I couldn't find anything in the graveyard, back in the 70s in Ireland they didn't have graves for unbaptised babies, my mother never even got to see the baby when it was born, it was her first birth and it or should I say she was still born with Spina Bifida, she said the baby was given to my father in a small white coffin and she guesses it was buried here, I'm guessing in the family plot but it's sad to see that it's as if she didn't exist. This is the plot, my uncle was buried here just a month after my dad died. Since the grave had been used for hundreds of years it's a pity he couldn't have been buried with his parents.

What an amazing place!

The grave belongs to a young boy who died at a very young age during World War I, in 1918. Cemerery of Barletta, Italy

buried my great uncles ashes in front of the church. some of the headstones date back to the 1700s

There were quite a few, some more badly damaged than this but I thought this was so cool to see.

Nathaniel Carpenter
Merrit-Mervine

Lakeview Cemetery
Cleveland, OH