Angel of Grief is an 1894 sculpture by William Wetmore Story which serves as the grave stone

of the artist and his wife at the Protestant Cemetery, Rome.[1][2] The term is now used to describe
multiple grave stones throughout the world erected in the style of the Story stone.

Contents

1 Replicas
o 1.1 Canada
o 1.2 Costa Rica
o 1.3 Luxembourg
o 1.4 United Kingdom
o 1.5 United States

2 Images

3 Reproductions in popular culture

4 References

Replicas
Canada

British Columbia

North Vancouver Cemetery Vancouver. This replica is visible at the end of the
2010 movie Charlie St. Cloud.[citation needed]

Quebec

Remillard family monument, Notre-Dame-des-Neiges Cemetery in Mt. Royal

Park, Montreal[3]

Costa Rica

Cementerio General, San Jos, Costa Rica[4]

Luxembourg

Bettendorf-Hausse monument, Notre-Dame Cemetery, Limpertsberg[5][6]

United Kingdom
United States

Arkansas

Steen monument, Oakland Cemetery, Little Rock[7]

California

Henry Lathrop monument, profile view, at Stanford University

Chapel of the Chimes, Hayward

Dr. Mary S. Ertl cenotaph (she is interred at Forest Lawn in Glendale), Inglewood
Park Cemetery, Inglewood[8]

Henry Lathrop monument, Stanford Arboretum, Stanford University. Brother to

Jane Stanford, Stanford University co-founder. The original replica was built in
1901, but was severely damaged in the San Francisco earthquake of 1906, leading
to its replacement in 1908. After years of neglect, the 1908 replacement was fully
restored in 2001.[9][10][11][12]

Jennie Roosevelt Pool monument, Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma. Cousin
of Theodore Roosevelt.[13]

Simpson family monument, Chico Cemetery, Chico[14]

Kentucky

Actor Victor Mature's family monument, St. Michael Cemetery, Louisville[15]

Louisiana

Maryland

Maria Hooper monument, Hingham Cemetery, Hingham[18]

Mississippi

McMillan family monument, Odd Fellows Rest Cemetery, Aberdeen[19]

Teasdale family monument, Friendship Cemetery, Columbus[20]

Missouri

Hyland-Carney family monument, Calvary Cemetery, St. Louis[21]

Trorlicht family monument, Calvary Cemetery, St. Louis[22]

New Jersey

Hayen family monument, Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore[17]

Massachusetts

Philanthropist Chapman H. Hyams' family tomb, Metairie Cemetery, New

Orleans[16]

Marion Groze Monument, Cedar Hill Cemetery, Florence[23]

New York

Cassard family monument, Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn[24]

O'Donohue monument, Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn[25][26]

DiCesare family monument, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Rochester[27]

Pennsylvania

Blair Ciallela monument, Longwood Cemetery, Kennett Square[28]

Frey monument, Prospect Hill Cemetery, York[29][30]

Rhode Island

Desrochers monument, Precious Blood Cemetery, Woonsocket[31]

Texas,[32][33]

Blakeney monument, Grove Hill Cemetery, Dallas[34]

Davila monument, Holy Cross Cemetery, Waco[35]

Rosa Lee Eissler monument, Prairie Lea Cemetery, Brenham[36]

Pastore family monument, Calvary Cemetery, Denison[37][38]

William Youree monument, Scottsville-Youree Cemetery, Scottsville. Son of

Shreveport banker Peter Youree.[39]

Houston
o Gloria L. Cheng monument, Glenwood Cemetery, Houston[40][41]
o Hill family monument, Glenwood Cemetery, Houston[42]
o Melcher monument, Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery, Houston[43]
o Gutierrez monument (pre-need?), Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery,
Houston[44]

Virginia

Presbyterian Cemetery. Lynchburg, Virginia[45]

Kelly Lee Loose Reynolds Bustamante monument. Hollywood Cemetery,

Richmond, Virginia[46]