History is all around you

Discover the grave. Discover the person. Discover the story.

Grave Discoveries turns cemetery visits into respectful exploration — with discoveries, guided tours, family searches, personal collections and adventures with friends.

Look closer

What would you normally walk past?

A cemetery can be a local history archive, an outdoor art gallery, a family record and a place of remembrance — all at once. Grave Discoveries gives you reasons to notice the details.

Unusual historic grave marker

Discover

Follow clues to remarkable people, unusual monuments, symbols, veterans and local stories already mapped in the app.

Historic cemetery

Explore

Take guided Tours or create a timed Solo or Group Adventure. Bingo challenges can continue across more than one cemetery.

Historic family photograph

Reconnect

Family Quest helps people search for relatives and lets friends — or the wider community — assist with locating a grave.

The person behind the stone

Every marker belonged to someone.

A name and two dates are only the beginning. Tours and Discoveries add stories that help turn a monument back into a person.

Veterans, pioneers, artists, politicians, neighbours, parents and children all share cemetery ground. Grave Discoveries encourages curiosity without losing respect.

Explore Tours
Historic portrait of Jarvis Hunton
Family Quest

Sometimes the story starts with your own family.

Create a search for a relative, record what you know, and ask friends or the public Grave Discoveries community for help.

How Family Quest Works
Historic family group photograph
More than a game

What we hope you get from Grave Discoveries

CuriosityNotice monuments, materials, symbols and people you might otherwise miss.
ConnectionConnect local history with real people, families and places.
MemoryPhotographs and notes can preserve information as markers weather and change.
CommunityExplore with friends, help families, and contribute useful discoveries.
“The game gives you a reason to look closer. The discovery is the reward.”