Cemeteries in Greenfield, Wisconsin
There are 7 cemeteries in and around Greenfield, Wisconsin in our directory, in Milwaukee County. 1 has a Greenfield mailing address; the others are closest to Greenfield of all nearby towns. Identified types include 1 veterans cemetery (14%), 1 church cemetery (14%) and 1 national cemetery (14%).
Map of cemeteries near Greenfield
- Polish National Cemetery4775 South 60th StreetNational cemetery1.1 mi
- Mount Olivet CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery2.8 mi
- St. Johns EU Lutheran Church CemeteryGreenfieldChristian cemetery1.0 mi
- Arlington Park CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery3.1 mi
- Blessed Sacrament CemetaryGreenfieldCemetery1.5 mi
- Good Hope CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery2.2 mi
- Lavise CemeteryGreenfieldCemetery0.3 mi
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Frequently asked questions
How many cemeteries are in Greenfield, WI?
We list 7 cemeteries in and around Greenfield. Listings without a street address are placed under the nearest town, so some may be just outside city limits.
Are there religious cemeteries in Greenfield?
Yes. We have identified 1 Christian cemetery near Greenfield, based on the recorded affiliation or official name. Other cemeteries may also be affiliated with a congregation.
Is there a veterans cemetery near Greenfield?
Yes, we list 1 veterans cemetery near Greenfield. Check eligibility with the VA National Cemetery Administration or the state veterans affairs office before planning a burial.
Related guides
- What Is a Veterans Cemetery?National, state and post cemeteries explained, what they provide, and how they differ from a veterans section.
- How to Get a Veterans Headstone or MarkerFree VA headstones, niche markers and medallions: who qualifies, what the VA covers in national and private cemeteries, and how to apply.
- Who Qualifies for Burial in a National Cemetery?VA eligibility for veterans, service members, spouses and dependents, what is provided at no cost, and how to apply for pre-need eligibility.
- What Can You Leave at a Grave?Flowers, flags, stones, coins and keepsakes: what cemeteries allow, what they remove, and the traditions behind them.