#-memory crypts

Le Caveau de Rubens (opened in 1855)

The front skeleton is Helena Fourment; the rear skeleton is Peter Paul Rubens. The closed coffin on the right belongs to an unknown Parisian woman.

— etching by Henri François Schaefels, 1874

Now, this is for people who want something highly unique and creepy. West Lodge was built in 1836 in the Greek Revival style. It was commissioned by The Newcastle General Cemetery Company as the northern entrance to the Old Jesmond Cemetery, but the building's been converted to a 1bd, 1ba, 996sqft home, and comes w/its own crypt. Located in Jesmond, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK, they are accepting offers over $175k approx. USD.

Crypt reference photos, for your Locked Tomb needs. Lund Cathedral, day after TLT larp, because I am nothing if not a nerd with interests that mesh, also an unrepentant goth, and I was damn well going to visit that fancy big church when I had the chance and was all hyped up on TLT-juice!

I'm no computer whiz to do photo edits, but I figure TLT fan artists might still find these useful.

Blake Rottinger

Senior Concept Artist at Playside Studios

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