The 95 acres of Laurel Hill became the final resting place for many of the signers of the Declaration of Independence...
Website: thelaurelhillcemetery.org
Phone: (215) 228-8200
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Ridge Ave and W Indiana Ave
3822 Ridge Ave Philadelphia, PA 19132-1840 413.22 mi
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4.5 63 reviews
We could have wandered through the cemetery for hours. The cemetery itself is beautiful, and the views are great. More
Wonderful place to visit, alone or with others, and 100% free. Location is on a high bluff overlooking the river. Well-maintainer paths, grounds, wide variety of beautiful (mostly) 19th century graves... More
I was here a couple of days ago with a friend. She knew one of the tour guides who invited us to join her on a tour. The tour was interesting and the guide gave excellent details of many graves and... More
Stopped in to look around wow a lot of history and cool looking stones and monuments very old cemeteries but when not taking a tour very hard to find specific sections although while looking for those... More
265 acres with many specimens of botanical treasures . These cemeteries established in 1836 have historic trees: Ash, Elm, Cucumber Magnolia, English yews, St Chump, And Japanese weeping Cherries.... More
