Beaver Cemetery

Beaver Cemetery has served as a dignified final resting place since its founding in 1865 by community leaders committed to preserving history and providing perpetual care. Our 46-acre grounds feature traditional cemetery lots, a climate-controlled mausoleum with crypts and niches, and a serene cremation garden with upright memorial options. As a nonprofit organization governed by a voluntary board, we reinvest all income into maintenance and improvements, ensuring our historical beauty endures for generations. Our trust fund guarantees perpetual care, while our scenic walking paths and seasonal landscapes welcome visitors for reflection or remembrance. We offer prearrangement services to alleviate decision-making during difficult times and maintain an extensive internment database with over 24,000 memorials, including notable local figures like Medal of Honor recipient Colonel Matthew Stanley Quay.

The heated and air-conditioned chapel provides a tranquil space for services, complemented by ambient lighting and irrigation systems in our newer sections. Recognized as one of Beaver Countys best-maintained cemeteries, we balance historical preservation with modern amenities like private mausoleum options and family rooms. Our staff collaborates with funeral directors to guide families through burial choices, ensuring comfort in selecting a final resting place. The cemeterys walls create a peaceful separation from urban surroundings, maintaining its role as both a community landmark and active memorial space.