The Mausoleum 

Michael put it about right. Once you get past the start, it is a great route. The initial move off of the flake is goofy, but it's fairly easy if you are a bit taller. Pull of ledges and edges to the top. I recommend belaying below the flake on the ground. There are some places for cams and tricams on the large piece of rock next to the crag if you need to set up belay anchors. Another quality Monastery route.

Very big holds all the way up -- quite a change from climbing at the Outer Gates.

A good route to climb after climbing "Gravestone" to its right. Didn't think it was quite 5.9- though. More like 5.8/5.8+. The holds are big, really big. There's huge feet the whole way. I thought it was a lot more straightforward than Gravestone, but maybe a little bit more pumpy/strenuous.

If you're a solid 5.8 leader or breaking into 5.9, this route should present you with no problems. The holds at the bottom are big. And the stance to clip the first bolt is great.

The first move off the ground is definitely the hardest, but can be avoided by stepping from the flake. Skipping the crux downgrades this route to about 5.7. Well protected. I thought it was actually easier than Gravestone after the first move.

Whether you start by stepping over from the boulder or from the ground drastically changes the difficulty of this route. I agree with Jeremy, that it's probably about 5.7 if you step over, but if you start from the bottom, I think it goes in the 5.9 range. Shares an anchor with Gravestone, to the right of this route. Some fun reaches to big holds throughout the middle of this route. Definitely worth doing.

5.8 when using the boulder to access the first jug, but the start from the ground seemed more like 5.10a to me.

Good warm-up. But nothing too spectacular compared to the other beautiful fantastic climbs around. Good for getting your blood flowing!