Eastern Cemetery in Lille, France

Brasseur

Vermeulen-Dumouin

Saint-Venant

Doyenette

Quesnay

Doutrelon

Brack-Desourreaux

Assoignion-Maton

Maurice Planque

Druez

Willot

Paul Assoignion

Fernand Chapelle

Riquier-Delaunay

Wary

Manso

Hoyet

Decottignies

Jules Maertens

Francois

Sylvere Verhulst

Mulie

Darcq

Faidherbe

Lorthois-Heuze

Ghesquiere

Verlack

Gruson

Delebart Mallet

Deblock

Bonduel

Delestraint

Gibout

La Chapelle Expiatoire

Constructed over the old Medeleine Cemetery where the bodies and heads of those guillotined at the nearby Place de la Concorde were dumped, La chappelle Expiatoire houses the bones of those whose bodies and heads were dumped in the church cemetery following their execution on the Place de la Concorde.

The bodies of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, also dumped here, were eventually removed to the royal crypt at Saint Denis. Or so the story goes.

Pere-Lachaise in the Springtime

Division 51 on the right and division 52 on the left, looking east toward division 45:

Notice the cobblestones -- a clear sign if you're wearing heels you're not thinking clearly. Also, walk on the top of tyhe curbing; mush easier on the legs.

Porte Principale, Pere-Lachaise

Montmartre Cemetery and the rue Caulaincourt viaduct

Francois Arago division 4

You haven't been to Paris until you've been to Pere Lachaise