Tour Anaheim Cemetery

Image of Anaheim Cemetery Office offering cremation and burial options. No full-casket space available. Green surroundings.
The image shows a "Back to Nature" Rose Garden at a cemetery where families can inter cremated ashes.
The image shows a Rose Garden with memorial plaques for honoring departed loved ones. Personalized name strips can be added.
A peaceful cemetery lawn with flat grave markers, located between the Cemetery Office and Community Mausoleum.
The image shows Sycamore Garden, a cemetery section with lawns for in-ground cremation interments near a mausoleum.
The image shows the Community Mausoleum, built in 1914, the first public mausoleum on the West Coast, open Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.
The image depicts the interior of a marble mausoleum, designed for 300 vaults, featuring a spacious central hall for services.
Image of a community mausoleum in a cemetery, with details on historical tours and scheduling information.
The image shows an above-ground cremation niche space next to a mausoleum, surrounded by gardens and plans for expansion.
The image depicts a cremation niche space at a cemetery, designed for two urns with bronze plates for commemorations.
The image shows a cemetery section featuring a mausoleum and multiple grave markers, highlighting notable families.
The image shows the Schumacher Mausoleum, a Greek Revival structure in Anaheim housing notable burials, including Ethel May Schumacher.
The image shows a cemetery lawn with gravestones, notable for the archway and Confederate soldier memorials.
The image depicts the Pioneer Memorial Archway, an entrance to a cemetery built in 1917, symbolizing the crossing between worlds.
A cemetery section featuring green lawns, gravestones, family mausoleums, and historical monuments, including the Chinese Cemetery.
The image shows a section of the Chinese Cemetery in Anaheim, featuring tall trees and green grass, with historical context provided.
The Langenberger Mausoleum, built in 1867, honors the Langenberger family, including their stillborn child.
The image shows the Kraemer Monument, marking the graves of Samuel and Angelina Kraemer, notable figures in local history.
The image shows the Hartmann Mausoleum, a 1915 Greek revival-style structure, noted as the most expensive in the cemetery.
The Dwyer Pioneer Monument, built in 1930, honors Marie Horstmann Dwyer at a cemetery, marking her family's history.
The image shows the Rimpau Mausoleum and graves in a cemetery, honoring Theodore and Natalia Rimpau, resembling a Spanish Mission.
A peaceful cemetery scene with large trees and grave markers, highlighting notable burials and historical figures.
A cemetery lawn featuring sections seven and eight, with trees and upright markers scattered throughout.
An aerial view of Anaheim Cemetery shows changes over time and highlights the Historical Archway and Dwyer Pioneer Monument.
Image of Anaheim Cemetery Office offering cremation and burial options. No full-casket space available. Green surroundings.
The image shows a "Back to Nature" Rose Garden at a cemetery where families can inter cremated ashes.
The image shows a Rose Garden with memorial plaques for honoring departed loved ones. Personalized name strips can be added.
A peaceful cemetery lawn with flat grave markers, located between the Cemetery Office and Community Mausoleum.
The image shows Sycamore Garden, a cemetery section with lawns for in-ground cremation interments near a mausoleum.
The image shows the Community Mausoleum, built in 1914, the first public mausoleum on the West Coast, open Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm.
The image depicts the interior of a marble mausoleum, designed for 300 vaults, featuring a spacious central hall for services.
Image of a community mausoleum in a cemetery, with details on historical tours and scheduling information.
The image shows an above-ground cremation niche space next to a mausoleum, surrounded by gardens and plans for expansion.
The image depicts a cremation niche space at a cemetery, designed for two urns with bronze plates for commemorations.
The image shows a cemetery section featuring a mausoleum and multiple grave markers, highlighting notable families.
The image shows the Schumacher Mausoleum, a Greek Revival structure in Anaheim housing notable burials, including Ethel May Schumacher.
The image shows a cemetery lawn with gravestones, notable for the archway and Confederate soldier memorials.
The image depicts the Pioneer Memorial Archway, an entrance to a cemetery built in 1917, symbolizing the crossing between worlds.
A cemetery section featuring green lawns, gravestones, family mausoleums, and historical monuments, including the Chinese Cemetery.
The image shows a section of the Chinese Cemetery in Anaheim, featuring tall trees and green grass, with historical context provided.
The Langenberger Mausoleum, built in 1867, honors the Langenberger family, including their stillborn child.
The image shows the Kraemer Monument, marking the graves of Samuel and Angelina Kraemer, notable figures in local history.
The image shows the Hartmann Mausoleum, a 1915 Greek revival-style structure, noted as the most expensive in the cemetery.
The Dwyer Pioneer Monument, built in 1930, honors Marie Horstmann Dwyer at a cemetery, marking her family's history.
The image shows the Rimpau Mausoleum and graves in a cemetery, honoring Theodore and Natalia Rimpau, resembling a Spanish Mission.
A peaceful cemetery scene with large trees and grave markers, highlighting notable burials and historical figures.
A cemetery lawn featuring sections seven and eight, with trees and upright markers scattered throughout.
An aerial view of Anaheim Cemetery shows changes over time and highlights the Historical Archway and Dwyer Pioneer Monument.
The image shows a map of Anaheim Cemetery, labeled with sections and features like the mausoleum and office.