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WELCOME TO
HISTORIC EASTON CEMETERY
Located in Easton, PA, established in 1849. On National Register of Historic Places and is the final resting place of George Taylor, signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Greenspace
With 84 acres of land, the Historic Easton Cemetery is Easton, Pennsylvania's largest greenspace, acting as a sculpture garden, an arboretum and a place for recreation, mindfulness, reflection, and community connectivity.
Remembrance
A resting place for more than 42,000 people, Historic Easton Cemetery provides a critical public service as an active burial ground, with daily visits from family and friends.
History
Historic Easton Cemetery tells the story of Easton by remembering the deceased. Visit and honor the grave sites of people who helped shape the history of our city.
BY THE NUMBERS
1849
Established
84
Acres
42K+
Permanent
Residents
1K+
Plots available
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