• Cemetery History 
• Cemetery Search 
• Grave Decorations 
• Headstone Regulations 
• Prices 
• Rules and Regulations
• Utah State Historical Society Burial Search
• Cemetery Maps 

This site gives you access to two maps - the cemetery blocks as well as the individual lots. Now of course there are many cemeteries out there that are too large to include all the lots, but having a map of the blocks is great to get a general idea of that place. There have been many times I have tried to search for a map online and have had no success. But every time I have called the cemetery and asked if they had a map they could either email to me for fax to me they have been more than willing to send me one. If I didn't have one of these maps, I would definitely be lost in any cemetery I visit.

This also brings me back to my earlier post about Names In Stone. My favorite feature about that site is the fact that they have maps for all the cemeteries in their database(as far as I know). Having this database of maps is a great help because so many cemeteries do not have online maps you can look at without contacting the cemetery.

• Charge camera battery √
• Make sure there is enough room on the camera's memory card √
• Research location of grave √
• Search on Find A Grave or Names In Stone to see if someone has already collected information and photos of the grave. 
• Find a map of the cemetery to pinpoint the location √