Now that you mention it, it was small. I never really gave it a thought -- I just assumed that what was above-ground was no reflection on what was underground. The site, like I mentioned, seemed almost like an afterthought. It was just sort of wedged into its surroundings -- nothing like what you'd expect for someone famous. It's basically hidden behind larger crypts. You have to go to an effort to find it. I walked around the general area for awhile before I found it, as I never imagined it would be so out of the way.

I saw Edith Piaf's grave - the famous French singer -- and she has a large above-ground stone, rectangular, box-like crypt big enough to fit a coffin inside. She's easy to find and in a well-travelled area of the Pere Lachaise cemetery. It's a complete contrast to Morrison's grave.

If you've never been there, Pere Lachaise is like a city for the dead. There are little streets and boulevards that you wander through. There's really no rhyme or reason to any of it. There are large crypts, above-ground burial sites, and everything in between. Rumor has it that if you know the right crypts to go to, they lead down into the catacombs.