Mausoleums
Mausoleums can be a building with stained glass windows and a bronze door (called a walk in mausoleum), or they can also be a smaller above ground building that has no windows or doors (called a crypt) where the person is entombed.
Cremation Memorials
These are memorials used specifically for cremations.
Traditional Monuments
These are typically a two piece memorial consisting of the monument and a base.
Slant Memorials
These stand typically 16 or so inches above the ground with the back of the stone straight vertical, and the front sloping at about a 45 degree angle. These memorials can be installed with or without a granite base.
Bevel Markers
These are not very high above the ground, with the back of the stone being a few inches higher than the front.
Flush Markers
These are placed flush with the ground.
Bronze Markers
These are another type of flush marker, and are an alternative to the granite flush markers
Benches
Benches can be used as a cemetery memorial or they may be placed in another location of your choice.
VA Government Matching Memorials
These are to match the existing veterans memorial for the spouse or other family member.
Estate & Feature Memorials
Unique memorials specifically designed for larger cemetery plots.
Denominational Memorials
Maine Memorial Company designs memorials and assists families of all faiths and in various languages.
