Before my friend The Godfather of Graving, Roger Sinclair passed away, he gave me a few things. One was this little booklet of pictures of a funeral and a corpse. Now I don't remember who it was.
Attached is a picture of Nick Adams' grave site that I thought you might find interesting. Is shows his head stone, next to that of his parents. We took a ride to the cemetery [in Pennsylvania] where he is buried after finding your web site earlier this morning. Please feel free to publish the picture on your site.
This is the Cross Bones graveyard on Redcross Way: a medieval burial ground, briefly a fairground, eventually turned into a Transport for London storage yard, and now a shrine to the ‘outcast dead’. Some 15,000 people — mostly paupers and prostitutes — are interred here. Their lives as individuals are long forgotten, but collectively they are remembered.