Garden Sections of Laurel Hill

The Susquehanna Garden is one of the oldest sections of the cemetery and it's name derives from its spectacular view of the Susquehanna River. As one of the old sections of the grounds, upright granite monuments are permitted.

Shawnee Garden is another of the original sections and also permits granite upright monuments. Located on the right side of the road as you enter Laurel Hill, Shawnee has some views of the river but continues along the tree line deeper into the cemetery.

After you enter Laurel Hill when the road first splits left or right, located in the center is Donegal Garden. Both upright granite monuments and flush bronze memorials are permitted in this section. Each lot contains 10 burial spaces.

If you follow the road to the left after you enter, The Garden of Lord's Last Supper is located on your left. This is a very large section of Laurel Hill that houses the mausoleum and borders the pet cemetery, Noah's Garden of Pets. Only flush bronze memorials are permitted.

Garden of the Cross is the smallest section of Laurel Hill. Located on the left side of the grounds between Lord's Last Supper and Resurrection it is unique because of the cross made of hedges in the center of the garden. Very few spaces remain.

Also located on the left side of the grounds is the Garden of Resurrection. Bordering Garden of the Cross this is another smaller section of Laurel Hill. Only flush bronze memorials are permitted and limited spaces remain.

Located on the after right side of the cemetery, next to and after Shawnee, you will find Conewago Garden. This is another old section of Laurel Hill and is an upright monument section. When choosing this section the entire lot must be purchased.

Also on the right side of the cemetery is Garden of Devotion. This section leads up to the Avenue of Flags and follows the fence line next to the nearby high school.

Similar to Donegal, Garden of the Good Shepherd has roadways surrounding the entire section. However only flush bronze memorials are permitted. Very few spaces remain.

The Military Garden of Honor is the last section of grounds in Laurel Hill. It is the resting place for many veterans. The roadway in and out of this area is called the Avenue of Flags and provides a proper tribute to those who served this country.

Located in the Lord's Last Supper section is the Chapel of Peace Mausoleum. The mausoleum allows for both traditional and cremation above ground entombments. Facing roadside is the traditional entombment section used for caskets. Very limited availability. On the opposite side are the cremation niches for either individual or companion inurnment.

For information about Noah's Garden of Pets please click "Here"