Ettleton Cemetery, Liddesdale, Scotland

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Tomb of Martin I, King of Aragon, Poblet

Tomb of Joseph Bonaparte, Invalides, Paris

I suspect he was the only king ever to live in New Jersey.

Calvary Cemetery, Toledo, Ohio

Archducal Crypt, St. Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna

This was used as a burial place by the Habsburgs from the 14th century to the 18th. In the middle of the 17th century, the custom began of using the Imperial Crypt at the Capuchin Church as a resting place for the bodies, while placing the hearts in a room off St. George's Chapel at the Augustinerkirche ( There's a website HERE. ) and the viscera in urns along the walls of the Archducal Crypt. You can see them in the picture above, though they were later moved to another room. The custom ended with the burial of the Archduke Franz Karl in 1878.

Hope Cemetery, Barre, Vermont

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Woodlawn Cemetery, Toledo, Ohio

Dead! ( Live AOL Session ) - My Chemical Romance

Let's have some fun with it.

Pere Lachaise

Tomb of Colbert, St. Eustache, Paris

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Tomb of Robert Sherborne, Bishop of Chichester, Chichester Cathedral

St. Michael's Cemetery, St. Michael's Ridge, Ohio

St. Michael's Cemetery, St. Michael's Ridge, Ohio

St. Michael's Cemetery, St. Michael's Ridge, Ohio

Woodlawn Cemetery, Toledo, Ohio

St. Matthew's Lutheran Cemetery, Cridersville, Ohio

Do you believe this? I circled it in fascination for twenty minutes before I recovered enough to take pictures.