The tombstone of Peter J. Weller (left) has been missing since it was moved from Lansing’s Oak Park Cemetery to Hope Mountain Cemetery in 1875. For most of the past 146 years, where it was has been a mystery. It was recently discovered in a home in Okemos, where the backside was used to make gu

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For sad families, this is a huge problem.

Material shortages and backlogs in the granite quarries have resulted in too long to obtain tombstones.

This issue is the latest malfunction in relatives seeking to bury

November 9th-Brady Lake of Livermore in Jay-Livermore The upper part of a broken tombstone dating back to the 1800s is embedded in the lower part of the stone still standing at Jay Hill Cemetery On top of the clay.

According to Jay Police Chief Richard Carton IV, the vandals knocked down 24

Author: Maria Volpe for Mailonline

Published: November 22, 2021 at 10:15 EDT | Updated: November 22, 2021 at 13:36 EDT

A wealthy Indian teacher built a replica of the Taj Mahal for his wife-and said that their huge new home was "a symbol of his love for her."

52-year-old An

The Brunswick City Council voted to demolish this monument in November 2020.

Ahmad Arbery trial reveals ethnic history in Georgia

In a park less than a mile from the Georgia State Courthouse, a statue of a Confederate soldier with a rifle was tried by three white men for the murder of

The Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument ushered in a baby boom-171 monk seal cubs were born this year. read more

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Author: Marie McColm-Updated: 13 hours ago

MONTE VISTA — The Valley Monument Company, which includes owner John Glass and employee Matt Jacquez, placed five solid black granite military monuments in Faith Hinkley Memorial Park on November 12th — —U.

The names of more than 750 Riverside County residents who served in the U.S. Armed Forces from 1914 to 1997 are engraved on a granite tablet on a brick wall in downtown Riverside.

However, the veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice in the 21st century conflict did not appear on the Rivers

Oakland-This is a rumor that has been passed down from generation to generation, but it has never been confirmed: The body of a revolutionary war soldier lies in an unmarked grave on a piece of land in the pond cemetery. 

Then, in recent months, two electromagnetic studies confirmed th

Stephen Taylor and Mary Amister Bradford are an old couple who moved to Minnesota in their later years to be close to their children. They died here, buried in graves about 150 miles apart, Taylor in Winona and Bradford in the Great Lakes.

Their cemetery not only bridges the decades-long ga