WELCOME TO
HISTORIC EASTON CEMETERY
Located in Easton, PA
Established in 1849 by Traill Green, MD
National Register of Historic Places
Final resting place of George Taylor, signer of
the Declaration of Independence
Easton's largest green space
42,500+ interred, including 3,000 Veterans
Nonprofit, tax-exempt organization
Greenspace
With 85 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.
Remembrance
Historic Easton Cemetery provides a final resting place for more than 42,500 people, including over 3,000 Veterans.
It also serves the community as an active burial ground, with over 1,000 gravesites available.
History
Historic Easton Cemetery tells the story of Easton, the Lehigh Valley, and the nation, by remembering those interred here, including George Taylor, a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
BY THE NUMBERS
1849
Established
85
Acres
42K+
Permanent
Residents
1K+
Plots available
Our Cemetery Offerings
We are pleased to offer families a distinct selection of both full body (interred casket)/"traditional") burials, as well as indoor and outdoor options for cremated remains of loved ones, each preserving legacies, for generations to come.
Please contact the office for an updated list of options and prices.
We encourage you to make an appointment to sit with our Executive Director, to discuss options.
