View of the "Hamlet's Grave" memorial in Elsinore. Published in "The Illustrated London News", 2 February 1856. An etching of the same view was printed in July 1856 in "Frank Leslie's New York Journal of Romance, General Literature, Science and Art". This is supposed to represent the site in the park of Marienlyst castle, but the artist may have exaggerated the view of Kronborg castle, based on the description: :"At one sweep the eye ranges over the town of Elsinore, the noble fortress of Kronberg, the Sound, the town of Heislngborg on the opposite coast, and the plains of Sweden . Hamlet's grave is marked by a single stone obelisk, evidently of very early date; it is surrounded by tables and chairs, where citizens from Copenhagen consume beer and coffee and defile with their heeltaps the sepulchre of a king."