Hollywood Cemetery is an important site in The Dead Survivors.  Key scenes are pictured below.  For a complete photo tour of Hollywood and a history of the cemetery, visit www.hollywoodcemetery.org .

 

 
  The entrance to Hollywood.  

The chapel office at Hollywood; headquarters for the ‘sting’ operation in Dead Survivors.
 
   
 

Major General George E. Pickett memorial at Hollywood.  It was during Pickett’s Charge on the third day of the Battle of Gettysburg that the flag that is at the center of the mystery in Dead Survivors was captured by the First Minnesota Volunteers from the 28th Virginia regiment. The Pickett monument is perhaps the least auspiciously sited monument in the cemetery.

   Jefferson Davis’ burial site. Davis was president of the Confederacy during the Civil War.
 
   
 

The Confederate Pyramid monument at Hollywood, a key scene in Dead Survivors. The ninety-foot monument, constructed of granite, was completed in 1889 as a tribute to 18,000 Confederate enlisted men who are buried near-by.  Many of those buried died at Gettysburg. 

  

The base of the Pyramid, with the Pickett memorial to the rear and right.
 
     
  Another view of the Pyramid.