Gravestone

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Gravestones are the most common form of grave marker: Upright (also called a headstone) or flat slabs of inscribed stone. For details of other types and shapes of grave marker see the Grave marker gallery.

Czech Republic

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Main category: Gravestones in the Czech Republic
  • Franz Kafka
    Franz Kafka
  • Grave of writer Karolina Světlá
    Grave of writer Karolina Světlá
  • Vincenc Josef Schrattenbach, Bishop of Brno
    Vincenc Josef Schrattenbach, Bishop of Brno
  • Ladislav Báča, founder of the Museum of Cieszyn Silesia
    Ladislav Báča, founder of the Museum of Cieszyn Silesia
  • Lutheran theologian and superintendent Józef Berger
    Lutheran theologian and superintendent Józef Berger
  • World War II Soviet soldiers
    World War II Soviet soldiers
  • Tschammer family grave in Komorní Lhotka
    Tschammer family grave in Komorní Lhotka
  • Józef Kożdoń, Silesian autonomist and mayor of Český Těšín
    Józef Kożdoń, Silesian autonomist and mayor of Český Těšín
  • Deutsch: Grabstein des Jehuda Löw Teller auf dem Jüdischen Friedhof von Prag
    Deutsch: Grabstein des Jehuda Löw Teller auf dem Jüdischen Friedhof von Prag

France

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Main category: Gravestones in France
  • Antoine Blatin, 19th century Mayor of Clermont-Ferrand
    Antoine Blatin, 19th century Mayor of Clermont-Ferrand
  • Charles Baudelaire, poet
    Charles Baudelaire, poet
  • Vincent VanGogh, painter
    Vincent VanGogh, painter
  • Marcel Pagnol, writer
    Marcel Pagnol, writer

Germany

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Main category: Gravestones in Germany

Iran

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Main category: Gravestones in Iran
  • Gravestone of Muhammad Jafar Sabzevari (? - 1722)
    Gravestone of Muhammad Jafar Sabzevari (? - 1722)
  • Gravestone of Gohar Soltan Beigom (? -1842/09/09)
    Gravestone of Gohar Soltan Beigom (? -1842/09/09)

Japan

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Main category: Gravestones in Japan
  • Japanese gravestone
    Japanese gravestone

Poland

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Main category: Gravestones in Poland
  • Tzedakah box on Jewish gravestone. Jewish cemetery in Karczew-Anielin, Otwock.
    Tzedakah box on Jewish gravestone. Jewish cemetery in Karczew-Anielin, Otwock.
  • Tzedakah box on jewish grave stone. Jewish cemetery in Otwock (Eliezer Ari).
    Tzedakah box on jewish grave stone. Jewish cemetery in Otwock (Eliezer Ari).

Russia

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Main category: Gravestones in Russia

Turkey

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Main category: Gravestones in Turkey

United Kingdom

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Main category: Gravestones in the United Kingdom

England

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Main category: Gravestones in England

Scotland

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Main category: Gravestones in Scotland
  • Tomb of George Watson, Edinburgh
    Tomb of George Watson, Edinburgh

United States of America

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Main category: Gravestones in the United States

Spain

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Main category: Gravestones in Spain
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