You should contact a cemetery in your area and see what is their price range. It seems that the costs in a cemetery owned mausoleum vary substantially with regard to location (interior or exterior crypt; lower crypts more costly than crypts at higher level). If cost is no object you might have an architect design one just for you. I've seen one prominent family's mausoleum in a local cemetery and it must have cost tens of thousands of dollars- lots of marble, columns, etc.!
No, mausoleums are used by many faiths.
The cast of Several Mausoleums - 2010 includes: Bodine Boling as Katie Josiah Madigan as Sebastian
Dead people
Mausoleums are toms with burial chambers
a Mausoleum, crypt, tomb
In cemetaries and mausoleums. But if you mean 'Where do the spirits go?', nobody knows it's impossible to find out!
Traditional cemeteries have upright monuments, usually made of stone, and may also include private mausoleums
It was called ηρώον (hero-on). The first of these mausoleums are dated from the 10th century BC.
A mausoleum is a building constructed for the purpose of housing the remains of a person or a group of people. It is usually built as part of a larger cemetery.
Sarcophagus, it literally means flesh eater, applied to stone coffins or coffin receptacles in more modern mausoleums.
Luigi Latini has written: 'Cimiteri e giardini' -- subject(s): Cemeteries, Mausoleums, Tombs, Sepulchral monuments
Grave markers range from simple wooden crosses to mausoleums. Others are statuaries, plaques, memorial benches, and headstones.