Allegheny is first and foremost a burial place with over a thousand interments yearly, but it is also a place for the living to enjoy its serenity and to glimpse a time and place gone by. Nowhere in Pittsburgh can one see an overview of our city's history in such a diverse and complete way. It is all here.

Architecture

• Butler Street gate area and Penn Avenue tower complex
• the Administration Office and the Gardener's Cottage

Art

• a vast collection of bronze, granite, and marble sculpture
• imported marbles in the Temple of Memories Mausoleum

Natural Beauty

• 300 acres of rolling greenspace and majestic trees
• a meditative place to walk in safety and quiet

Love of Country

• Allegheny's national Civil War cemetery
• Veterans Monument and annual Memorial Day celebration

Pioneer Spirit

• early settlers' memorials and epitaphs
• people who made Pittsburgh what it is today

Allegheny Cemetery is for both the living and those we remember.

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