Talk:Woodlawn Memorial Park (Nashville, Tennessee)

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The category:Show-biz cemeteries was created for cemeteries in Los Angeles with enterntainment people buried there. It was a subcategory of Los Angeles Landmarks and Cemeteries. That turned out to be an unsuitable categorization, and so after discussion (at Category talk:Cemeteries) all of the previous members of that category have been moved to category:Cemeteries in Los Angeles. There is a good list of famous cemeteries in the US, and we will also be adding the old L.A. show-biz cemeteries to an article on Hollywood history. Maybe Woodlawn would benefit from a similar treatment? Then we could delete the "Show-biz cemetery" category.