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Find a Grave

Use the map above to locate individuals interned at the Salt Lake City Cemetery.

Instructions:

  • Select the A-B Icon (second button under the search bar)
  • Click the location icon at the end of line 1
  • Type the name of the individual interned at the cemetery in a last name, first name, middle name format, (i.e. Smith, Brian E) a list of names will appear
  • Click Get Directions (highlighted in blue)
  • Select Print
  • More than one deceased individual can be added to a search list by selecting add and then repeating step 3
  • Change the dropdown menu from Driving to Walking for precise directions to grave locations

Please note, internal cemetery streets are not recognized by mapping software. The Salt Lake City Cemetery is diligently working to provide updated/user friendly mapping services to assist visitors with finding their loved ones. Contact the Cemetery Administration Office for assistance, questions or concerns.

Decoration Guidelines

For the safety of visitors, crew and wildlife, the use of live flowers are encouraged over artificial flowers on Cemetery Property. (SLC Code 15.24.080)

Metal or wire decorations are prohibited. (SLC Code 15.24.240)

Alcohol and tobacco products are prohibited. (SLC Code 15.30.010 & Utah Clean Air Act 26B-7-503)

Balloons of any kind are discouraged on cemetery property.

Please do not leave anything of monetary or sentimental value on graves or cemetery property. Salt Lake City nor its staff are responsible for lost or stolen items.

Friends of the Cemetery

HELP US PRESERVE OUR RICH HISTORY AND HONOR THE MEMORIES OF OUR BELOVED.

We believe in honoring those who came before us by restoring and maintaining the cemetery grounds. Our volunteers are dedicated to maintaining the grounds, cleaning gravesites and monuments, preserving historic records, and repairing damaged grave markers.

The Friends of the Salt Lake City Cemetery was formed in 2021 as a 501c3 charitable organization that has supported raising funds and encouraging appropriations which have led to some significant restorations of aging infrastructure. In addition to advocacy, as an organization we have helped to organize tree planting projects, annual cemetery cleanups following Memorial Day and working with other groups to help maintain and improve the cemetery. We would love your help with these future opportunities.

We invite your help in making a charitable contribution that will assist us in the efforts mentioned above as well as helping us to raise funds for a required study to nominate the cemetery to the National Register of Historical Places. Your contribution of $50, $100 or $250 will help us continue this work and in the future help us as we look to providing public amenities and wayfinding materials for visitors to the cemetery. Please click on the donations button above to go to our secure donations page.

Our Board’s efforts are purely as volunteers with minimal administrative costs, so your contribution will go further in helping us to support the cemetery masterplan and work to improve this great community asset of culture, open space and peace.

Visit www.friends-slc-cemetery.com/ to find out more

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