Graves of F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald — Local services in Rockville

One would never imagine F. Scott Fitzgerald's grave being in the middle of Maryland and maybe that's why it's not often talked about or why it's a relatively traditional grave site. If you are a fan of his or have an interest in American Literature, its definitely worth visiting. It's not every day you get to see such a casual grave site of someone so well known. Definitely read the other reviews for where to park and how to get in because its not well marked. Fortunately, the cemetery is very small that its not difficult to find but there is only one entrance into the cemetery and its not by the parking lot. But still even without knowing all that, its not going to be an all day affair...

Unassuming shaded spot off of noisey Rockville Pike at Old St. Mary's next to the Metro station. If driving, park in the lot in the back, or around the circle in the front.

Pay your respects to one of America's greatest authors and Jazz Age artistic couples.

With Zelda's own writing recently being re-visited and theories that Zelda did more than inspire Scott's stories (hint, hint - she wrote or edited large sections) it's more relevant to visit now than ever. Bring gin, flowers, and any old art deco object d'art. They appreciate thoughtful gesture. (In summer wear...

I watched the movie 《the great Gatsby》and also read the novel but I never thought that Frances Scott Key Fitzgerald rested in Rockville Maryland. I used to live about 8 miles away from St. Mary’s church. It is a small and quiet graveyard. Looks like the whole Fitzgerald family...