Maps and Directions
Detailed maps of each cemetery section can be found on the following links below.
Mt. View Cemetery
Images of beautiful and historic MountainView Cemetery
Cemetery Home Page
This is the Cemetery Home Page.
Mountain View Cemetery Burial and Placement Options
Mountain View Cemetery offers the options of full-body or cremation burial in conventional lots, cremation burial in lots measuring 2'x2' or double cremation lots measuring 2'x4', and cremation burial in our Cascade Memorial Garden in berm lots or grass lots. Please contact the Cemetery Staff for more complete information about burial options.
Mountain View Cemetery Activities
Mountain View Cemetery hosts a variety of activities throughout the year.
Mountain View Cemetery Historical Information
History of Mountain View Cemetery
Mountain View Cemetery, established in 1854, is one of the oldest cemeteries in the West. The first known burial occurred in December 1847 for the infant John Barclay, son of Dr. and Mrs. Forbes Barclay. The second oldest headstone belongs to the former Dr. William Allen who died June 9, 1851.
About Mt. View Cemetery
Mountain View Cemetery, established in 1854, is one of the oldest cemeteries in the West.The first known burial occurred in December 1847 for the infant John Barclay, son of Dr. and Mrs. Forbes Barclay. The second oldest headstone belongs to the former Dr. William Allen who died June 8, 1851.
