As the main hall double doors open, a glare of light shatters the dimness of the hall. Outside massive black gates stand open leading to the secret behind the massive white walls which surrounds the extensive grounds. Once inside the large black iron gates, sweeping green lawns roll in every direction. Massive trees stand as if to guard those lying beneath the soil. The grounds are divided up into nineteen sections by tree-shaded roads, each section lined with flat bronze rectangles.
Garbage containers line the edges of the individual sections.
By some rectangles, small potted plants stand in short wire holders very close to the ground while other rectangles have fresh cut flowers in lawn vases or temporary vases. Red, purple, yellow, and pink flowers add color to the otherwise endless stretch of green. Beyond the entrance, several corridors are adorned with rare marbles, mosaic inlays, and colorful stained glass. To the side of the Mausoleum, stands the Church of Our Fathers, which features historical momentos from the Colonial period. The church's simplistic elegance makes it a comfortable place to find solace and peace.