Some good graveyard scenes?

[Belli]

I'm doing a studie for school about graveyards in fiction and could really need some help if you know any thrilling graveyard scenes.
I'm mostly interested in the horror/terror genre but other as well.

ex.
Bram Stoker - Dracula, when Lucy walks through the graveyard as a vampire.
Edgar Allan Poe - Berenice, when Egaeus go to the graveyard to dig up his cousins grave.
Stephen King - Pet Sematary, obviously.
Dickens - Great Expectations, the opening scen.

Any other that comes to mind?

[Ecurb]

Fog in the Barrow Downs in "The Fellowship of the Ring".

The end of "Wuthering Heights".

[kev67]

Think there's one or two in Woman In White by Wilkie Collins. iirc Anne Catherick (is that her name) was cleaning Mrs Fairlie's grave stone.

[ennison]

I don't know if you would call them "thrilling" but Twain uses graveyard settings in Tom Sawyer and in Huck Finn. Gaiman sets a novel in a graveyard. I recall that Moonfleet has scenes set in a cemetery and crypt. There are probably quite a few.

[sandy14]

Wuthering Heights has a few graveyard scenes worth visiting.

Also Confessions of a Justified Sinner is book-ended with the discovery of the Justified Sinner's bones.

Waveley by Scott similarly so.

[Red Terror]

The graveyard scene in Hamlet. Duh ...

One of Sherlock Holmes short stories takes place inside a tomb mausoleum. I have to check what the title is because I don't remember right now.