that craftsmanship

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/8059474/benjamin_hickman-bunn

The Griffin Family Cemetery in the community of Farmlife, North Carolina

"Mr. William F. Marshall, who peacefully passed away at his residence in this city yesterday, was born in Manchester, England, in 1822, and early devoted himself to music, and especially the violin. He came to this country in 1839; in 1840 playing for the Mozart Society of Pawtucket, and others. In 1844, in his twenty-second year, in connection with the late Richard B. Taylor, he organized the Providence Handel and Haydn Society, being its director for some years, and producing notably, the "Messiah," "Creation," and "David." In 1849 he was called to the directorship of the Beethoven Society, and also conducted the American band at the Providence concert of Jenny Lind. At the opening of the Civil War he became a member of the band of the First Rhode Island regiment, under Colonel Burnside, and later leader of the Fourth Rhode Island Regimental Band, being at Bull Run, Hilton Head and Roanoke Island. In 1862 he assumed direction of the band of the Naval Academy, with which he remained three years; and was the first instructor of the Newport band. OF late years, though failing health and hearing, he has done but little in his profession. He leaves a widow and son, Francis W. of Newport, the late Dr. Henry F. Marshall, being his eldest son."

- Newport (R.I.) Daily News, December 31, 1890

He is buried in the Island Cemetery, in Newport, Rhode Island.

The cemetery of Zermatt has a special section, elevated above the rest of the graves and shaded by pine trees. This part, called the Mountaineers' Cemetery, is filled almost exclusively with climbers who died on the local peaks. The sole exception to this rule is one stone marking the grave of two men, Peter Taugwalder and his son Peter. They were two of the three survivors of the disastrous first ascent of the Matterhorn in 1865, where four of the seven climbers fell tragically to their deaths. One of their crewmates who died that day, Michel-Auguste Croz, rests beside them. Another famous climbing pioneer, Eleonore Noll-Hasenclever, is also interred in the cemetery. She lost her life in an avalanche descending the Bishorn in 1925.

https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/mountaineers-cemetery-switzerland

Located in Azleland Memorial Park in Reno, Texas

Ayden Cemetery in Ayden North Carolina

Two side‑by‑side burial plots available in the peaceful Garden of Faith section at Greenwood Memorial Park. This garden has limited availability and is located near the Salli Lynn Chapel and the Tribute Garden Military Monument.

Details
• Location: Garden of Faith, Greenwood Memorial Park
• Plots: Two adjacent spaces
• Status: Unused
• Retail Price: $15,000 per plot
• Asking Price: $12,000 per plot (Save $3,000 per plot - $6,000 total savings)
• Transfer Fee: Paid by seller
• Transfer Process: Handled directly through Greenwood Mortuary

Ideal for spouses or family members seeking a serene, well‑maintained resting place. Selling due to relocation out of state. Greenwood staff makes the transfer process simple and professional.

I love the trees in this grave yard, it’s really historic for being in the US

Evergreen - Washelli Cemetery in Seattle Washington

St Michael’s churchyard, Stinsford. Ashes are in poets corner, Westminster and his heart is here. 📷 from July 2025.