Memorial Parks in Gainesville, FL
There are 5 memorial parks in Gainesville, FL in our directory. Memorial parks are lawn cemeteries, most laid out after 1920, that use flat bronze or granite markers set flush with the grass instead of upright headstones.
Listed when the official name is a memorial park or memorial gardens.
Memorial Parks in Gainesville, FL
- Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Memorial GardenGainesville, FLMemorial park0.1 mi
- Trinity United Methodist Church Memorial GardenGainesville, FLMemorial park5.1 mi
- Alachua Hillcrest Memorial ParkGainesville, FLMemorial park3.7 mi
- Ellis Family Memorial GardenGainesville, FLMemorial park7.5 mi
- Patrick Memorial GardensGainesville, FLMemorial park4.4 mi
Other cemetery types in Gainesville, FL
Frequently asked questions
What is a memorial park?
Memorial parks are lawn cemeteries, most laid out after 1920, that use flat bronze or granite markers set flush with the grass instead of upright headstones.
How many memorial parks are in Gainesville, FL?
We list 5 memorial parks in Gainesville, FL. Listed when the official name is a memorial park or memorial gardens.
Why might a memorial park be missing from this list?
We only list a cemetery here when the source data or official name confirms it. If you know a cemetery that belongs on this page, open its listing and use "Suggest a correction", or add it through our submission form.
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