Elizabeth....the cemetery at St. Philips is open and you can walk among the tombstones and take pictures...There is one across the street from the church which you can browse all day. The one that is on the side and around the back of the church ....you will have to wait until the gates are open. There is a sign on the gate and tells you the hours.... That cemetery (same side of street as church) by the way is one of the stops on the ghost story walking tour...Thought i would mention it in case you or your son enjoy ghost stories>grin> If you take pictures on the church side...check on what ASA film to use..I used 400 and took pictures of some of Edwards Manigault tombstones and they didn't turn out to well.... If you go to Bethel....check for Mouzon's too...and the Huguenot cemetery to.... Also Elizabeth....St. Philip's has offices on the street next to the cemetery across the street...you can't miss it....I didn't stop in and don't know what records they may have.