The Dictionnaire historique du Père-Lachaise is a comprehensive reference work documenting the history of Paris's renowned Père-Lachaise cemetery from the seventeenth through nineteenth centuries. This 334-page volume provides detailed entries on the cemetery's development, notable burials, architectural features, and cultural significance during this pivotal period in French history. As one of the world's most famous cemeteries, Père-Lachaise serves as the final resting place for numerous artists, writers, and historical figures, making this dictionary an invaluable resource for understanding both the institution itself and the broader social and cultural landscape of Paris across three centuries. The work combines historical research with biographical information to illuminate the stories of those interred in this iconic burial ground.