El Cementerio de Cristóbal Colón (Colón Cemetery, Havana)

The supplied source describes El Cementerio de Cristóbal Colón in Havana, founded in 1876 to replace older interments such as the Espada Cemetery and church crypts. Named for Christopher Columbus, the cemetery is known for its large number of elaborate sculpted memorials and an estimated more than 500 major mausoleums, indicating its importance as a funerary and artistic site in Havana. The research notes make clear this entry reflects those Havana sources rather than a cemetery located in Colón, Panama; no material in the provided sources documents a Colón, Panama cemetery. The provided materials contain no reports of paranormal phenomena, no named supernatural entities, and no folkloric explanations tied to the site. Therefore this document does not assert any hauntings or supernatural occurrences for the Havana cemetery or for an Old Colón Cemetery in Colón, Panama, beyond what is present in the cited historical and descriptive sources. Where user intent targeted Colón, Panama, the available sources did not corroborate that location, and the geographic identity is flagged as potentially mismatched in the source notes.