Where are cremation niches typically located?

• A. Only within hospital chapels.
• B. In mausoleums, cemeteries, churches, and crematories.
• C. In private homes.
• D. Only in city parks.

Answer: (B)

Cremation niches are permanent, above‑ground spaces designed to house cremated remains and provide a lasting place for families to memorialize loved ones. They’re typically found in facilities built to store and display remains, such as mausoleums and cemetery buildings with columbarium walls, in churches with memorial walls, and in crematories that offer a columbarium area. These settings provide secure, durable housing for urns and clear memorial markers for visitation. They aren’t commonly located in private homes or in city parks, and hospital chapels aren’t the usual place for niche placements.