Cemetery

Uncover the harsh living conditions and high mortality rates of the 1800s through St. Catherine's Cemetery in Hayden, Indiana.

The story of Cinderella's grave in Indiana isn't a fairy tale, but it is pretty interesting, and mysterious.

This Indiana cemetery, and many others like it, is filled with victims of a deadly cholera outbreak back in the 1800s.

I've heard stories passed down that say that Doc's popular grave location in Glenwood Springs is not his real grave. Even the Colorado cemetery admits they don't know exactly where John Henry is buried.

There's a famous grave located inside of a cave, part of the extensive caverns of southern Indiana just north of the Ohio River and Louisville.

There's a cemetery not far from Owensboro that is so scary, it's nicknamed the "Gates of Hell."

This old colonial home, which has been for sale for years in Augusta, Maine has frontage on the Kennebec River and a 100-year-old cemetery on the property.

The final resting places of nuns and a priest from the seminary at St. Thomas University in Minnesota features disappearing gravestones.

There are nine cemeteries located within Vanderburgh County where thousands of former residents have been laid to rest since Evansville officially became a city in March of 1812. Among those dearly departed lay a few notable individuals who made a name for themselves in the worlds of politics, business, and sports.

Army Sgt. Kimberly Walker was killed back in February after returning home from two tours in Iraq. Walker was an extreme Spongebob Squarepants fan. According to her family, everything from her apartment decoration to her birthday party themes were all centered around Spongebob. ...