Business Details
Beaver Cemetery & Mausoleum Services in Beaver, PA
Beaver Cemetery has served as a cornerstone of dignified remembrance since its founding in 1865 by Beaver County community leaders. As one of the oldest ongoing institutions in the region, we combine historical significance with modern burial solutions, offering perpetual care through a trust fund established to ensure our grounds remain meticulously maintained for generations. Our 46-acre property features diverse burial options, including traditional cemetery lots, a serene mausoleum with climate-controlled crypts and niches, and a dedicated Cremation Garden with columbarium spaces. Recognized by the Beaver County Veterans Office as one of the best-maintained cemeteries in the area, we provide a nonsectarian space where families honor loved ones amidst 150-year-old monuments and over 200 mature trees.Our staff assists with prearrangements to alleviate decision-making during difficult times, while our historical archives document over 24,000 memorials, preserving local heritage through detailed biographies and family connections. The cemeterys walking paths and shaded groves also serve as a public space for reflection, blending practical services with community engagement.
Services
Burial Plots
Cremation Garden
Mausoleum Crypts
Prearrangement Services
Community History Archives
Highlights and features
- Founded in 1865 with a tradition of caring
- Nonprofit ensuring perpetual care through trust fund
- Variety of burial choices including cremation garden
- Recognized as best-maintained cemetery in county
- Preserves 150+ years of Beaver County history
Services
Burial Plots
Traditional burial spaces available for raised or ground-level memorials. Sections include historic 'Old' areas and modern developments with irrigation and landscaping. Over 2,000 lots currently available across 46 acres of maintained grounds.
Cremation Garden
Dedicated area featuring columbarium niches for cremation urns and designated spaces for upright memorials. Combines natural beauty with specialized cremation remembrance options in landscaped setting with ambient lighting.
Mausoleum Crypts
Climate-controlled mausoleum offering single and family crypts, plus niches for urns. Includes stained glass windows and private family rooms. New expansion planned to increase available spaces.
Prearrangement Services
Guided assistance with pre-selecting burial options to reduce family decision-making during bereavement. Staff provides personalized planning guides and detailed explanations of available memorial choices.
Community History Archives
Online database containing over 24,000 memorials with birth/death records, biographies, and family connections. Preserves local history through documented gravesites of notable figures like Medal of Honor recipient Matthew Stanley Quay.
Questions
What burial options are available at Beaver Cemetery?
We offer traditional burial plots, mausoleum crypts/niches, and cremation garden spaces. Private mausoleums are permitted, and our Cremation Garden allows upright memorials.
Is Beaver Cemetery affiliated with any religious organizations?
No, we operate as a nonsectarian facility open to all individuals regardless of religious affiliation or background.
Can I plan burial arrangements in advance?
Yes, our staff provides prearrangement consultations to help document your preferences and reduce decision-making during difficult times.
How can I access burial records?
Our online internment database contains information about 24,000+ memorials, including biographies, family connections, and historical details.
What historical significance does the cemetery hold?
Established in 1865, we preserve Beaver County's heritage with gravesites of notable figures like U.S. Senator Matthew Stanley Quay and Civil War veteran Col. James P. Leaf.
Are there visiting hours for the cemetery grounds?
The cemetery is open daily for visitation. Walking paths and scenic areas are accessible during daylight hours for reflection and remembrance.
Reviews (1)
Ra Morris Morris
Jan 25, 2021
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I was taking a item for grandmother and had several questions for the gentleman too the left in the office, he was the rudest individual I have ever came across. I don't know who he thought he was but he needs to be held accountable for his actions. I have never received such disrespect from an individual. I hope he looses a loved one and has questions and someone laughs at him, like the way he did to me!
