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  A very interesting and beautiful cemetery. I have found this to be a great place for a quiet walk . Being in a place with so much history makes it easier to put your own life in perspective.

  Added July 06, 2017 by Edinboro Creations
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  Fantastic service in the office when you are trying to navigate your way around.

  Added May 09, 2017 by Ashley D
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  One of the greatest cemeteries in the country. Lots of interesting crypts with recognizable names like Heinz and Carnegie. There's a pyramid crypt too.

  Added March 20, 2017 by Michael Edelstone
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  Doubles as a park. Great place for walks and bike rides. Safer than general neighborhood streets for kids to learn to bike, etc., with the exception of some steep hills. Great place to experience some nature without leaving paved road. If you're looking for hiking trails, the cemetery connects to the Frick Park down near Reynolds Street.

  Added December 29, 2016 by Sami Overby
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  Beautiful park setting, mature trees, woodland plants and shrubs. Artful tombstones and mausoleums. Nonsectarian, but does have a Jewish section and a Chinese section. Serene and peaceful.

  Added September 25, 2016 by ellen sears