Founded in 1841
The oldest surviving cemetery within Detroit.
Founded in 1841, Mt. Elliott Cemetery is the oldest surviving cemetery within the city of Detroit. It offers traditional burial and monuments, along with cremation memorialization options such as memory benches, glass-front niches, ground burial, and cremation gardens. Families can arrange cemetery plans in advance. The cemetery also provides access to burial records for loved-one and genealogy searches. GriefShare meetings are available as a free weekly support group for people coping with loss. Mt. Elliott is part of a group of six cemeteries that also includes Mt. Olivet, Resurrection, All Saints, Guardian Angel, and The Preserve at All Saints. Seasonal events are held across the properties to help families remember loved ones.
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The oldest surviving cemetery within Detroit.
Options include niches, memory benches, and cremation gardens.
Free weekly grief recovery support for families.
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