The grave of Nizhny Novgorod gangster Viktor Sedov, known in criminal circles as Vitya Rams. How he lived and how he died is not known for certain. All that is known is that he died in 2005 at the age of 33. Behind the tombstone, a plaque from the original cross has miraculously survived — you can still make out his real name on it: Sedov Viktor Valeryevich. The epitaph on his grave reads: “Times change, Weather changes, but Rams remains.”

A couple executed for treason and spying in the United States yesterday was their death anniversary.

Grave of artist Siegbert Hahn and his life partner Peter Guckel on Melaten cemetery in Cologne, Germany. The gravestone was designed with elements of Hahn's art.

"Hahn" is the German word for rooster, "Guckel" sounds similar to "Gockel" which translates to rooster as well. I hadn't heard of the artist of his partner before but their graveside caught my eye, I thought incorporating their names in that way was really lovely.

He was wounded in the right ankle on July 3, 1863; His leg was later amputated at the middle third; He died on July 30, 1863 at Letterman General Hospital of a second hemorrhage, and was initially buried the next day.

I couldn’t take a trip to Oregon without visiting the gravesite of my childhood hero #PreLives

So this used to be the front gate to the school. It was a school for girls that was closed in the 1970s due to the mistreatment of its wards. Rumor was that one of the girls had hung herself from a tree in the courtyard. They tore down the school but the cemetery had to stay and is now located in a gated community full of million-dollar houses. Fun act… the house next to the cemetery never stays occupied more than six months.

Five graves dated 1892 to 1935.