The problem inherent with Links pages is that the pages they link to usually change often, making this type of page less effective. So, I am only going to link to sites that actually seem to be put together well enough that they might be around for a while. May not be helpful for anybody, but you're here, so you must be looking for something!
This is my favorite website for finding where famous dead people are buried. It is a HUGE database, constantly updated, with pictures and locations. You won't find tons of biographical information for most people on the site, though that is improving as time goes by.
According to the first page of this site, it lists the burial locations of 119,675 Politicians, Judges, and Diplomats (as of August 2003) It is an excellent site PACKED with political information (in fact, it has so much information that it gets a bit cluttered sometimes).
If you are looking for celebrities in the Hollywood area, this site gives a lot of great specific directions for finding graves once you get to the cemetery.
This is a cool, quirky site that offers death-related novelty items. It's not as morbid as it sounds. They also have some interesting sections such as a message board called "Coffin Talk" (with a logo of a coffin looking similar to a cup of coffee). Definitely a fun site worth checking out.
Ponsford, Ltd.
This site is a commercial site for a conservation group, but I'm glad to promote them on here. Too many notable graves I have visited are in disrepair, and it's good to see any group that is willing to invest the effort to make sure these monuments are conserved for the future.
Death 2UR
Beyond description. But fun. Check it out.
This has got to be one of the oddest sites I've visited, though I have to admire the guy for his great taste in hobbies. It was visiting the US presidents' graves that got me interested in this hobby in the first place. I am excited to see that I have visited more dead presidents than this guy! Anyway, if you want to be entertained, or at least groan a lot, visit this site!
This is another site about US presidential graves, and it includes the vice-presidents and the signers of the Declaration of Independence and US Constitution. It's a bit less quirky than the site mentioned above, but very nicely laid out and simple to navigate. Well done.
Another very quirky site with a bunch of interesting pictures and info (if you can find your way around!)
Famous Graves
This site has info about a bunch of graves in Europe (Austria, France, Russian Federation, Slovak Republic, and Spain).
A site dedicated to recording the final resting places of poets. Well-done.
Here's a quirky idea. A video monitor built into a gravestone. Wonder if it will catch on.
