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Please update your photo requests - if there is a problem or request for additional info - take care of it. If it can't be fixed, or if the grave is designated as unmarked, delete the request or ask for an area photo. If you have a question concerning the photo on a memorial - check the caption on the photo. You are welcome to use any photo taken by us for any non-commercial purpose.


CALVARY CLEVELAND NOTES: only a couple of the hundreds of volunteer photographers listed as living near the cemetery actually take photos here - thus, 7,200+ requests (it was 1,699 when we started there in 2017 - a losing battle). Other observations - based on 25,000+ Calvary photos: 5-10% of graves located in LOTS are unmarked. If the grave is in a LEVEL, ROW or RANGE (side by side single burials in chronological order), which are not listed as such in the new search program, the number of unmarked graves is considerably higher. Raised markers and monuments are mostly found on LOTS in Sections 1, 3-13, 20-24, 28, 30-42, 54-58, and occasionally elsewhere. Sections numbered above 58 (except 73, 75, 78 & 81 which generally have 6/8" markers) have mostly flat, usually overgrown markers which do not photograph well without assistance (trimming, digging, brushing, etc). Although flat markers are common in the Sections noted above, such markers can be found in any Section and are normally the rule in ROWS and LEVELS (if there is a marker and it is not buried i. e. see 56812762). Calvary buries 2 deep - 2 people (more if cremations and re-burials are involved) can have the same grave number. No central Mausoleum or Columbarium, but family mausoleums and freestanding columbariums are scattered throughout the cemetery. Recently added Section 100 is for cremains only.

Please update your photo requests - if there is a problem or request for additional info - take care of it. If it can't be fixed, or if the grave is designated as unmarked, delete the request or ask for an area photo. If you have a question concerning the photo on a memorial - check the caption on the photo. You are welcome to use any photo taken by us for any non-commercial purpose.


CALVARY CLEVELAND NOTES: only a couple of the hundreds of volunteer photographers listed as living near the cemetery actually take photos here - thus, 7,200+ requests (it was 1,699 when we started there in 2017 - a losing battle). Other observations - based on 25,000+ Calvary photos: 5-10% of graves located in LOTS are unmarked. If the grave is in a LEVEL, ROW or RANGE (side by side single burials in chronological order), which are not listed as such in the new search program, the number of unmarked graves is considerably higher. Raised markers and monuments are mostly found on LOTS in Sections 1, 3-13, 20-24, 28, 30-42, 54-58, and occasionally elsewhere. Sections numbered above 58 (except 73, 75, 78 & 81 which generally have 6/8" markers) have mostly flat, usually overgrown markers which do not photograph well without assistance (trimming, digging, brushing, etc). Although flat markers are common in the Sections noted above, such markers can be found in any Section and are normally the rule in ROWS and LEVELS (if there is a marker and it is not buried i. e. see 56812762). Calvary buries 2 deep - 2 people (more if cremations and re-burials are involved) can have the same grave number. No central Mausoleum or Columbarium, but family mausoleums and freestanding columbariums are scattered throughout the cemetery. Recently added Section 100 is for cremains only.

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