New Orleans Cemeteries

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St. Louis Cemetery New Orleans

This is New Orleans oldest surviving cemetery. Spanish influence in the architecture predominates the wall (oven) vaults, with wrought and cast iron and plaster over brick. The cemetary is open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Sunday, 9:00 a.m.to noon.

Address: 3421 Esplanade Avenue | New Orleans, LA | 70119
Telephone: 1 504 482-5065

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Greenwood Cemetery New Orleans

The cemetery was founded in 1852 by the Firemen's Charitable and Benevolent Association. One of the most noticeable tombs is the Order of Elks mound tomb at the entrance.

Address: 120 City Park Avenue | New Orleans, LA | 70119
Telephone: 1 504 482-3232

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St Vincent de Paul Cemeteries New Orleans

Founded in 1859, St. Vincent Cemetery has some tombs, but mostly coping style graves. Of interest is the Sisters of Charity memorial with statues, at the far end of the cemetery.

Address: 1401 Louisa Street | New Orleans, LA | 70117
Telephone: 1 504 945-9012

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Cypress Grove Cemetery New Orleans

Cypress Grove was founded in 1840 by the Fireman's Charitable & Benevolent Association. Many of the city's firemen, some killed in the line of duty, are buried here. The cemetery is open every day from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Address: 120 City Park avenue | New Orleans, LA | 70119
Telephone: 1 504 482-3232

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St. Patrick Cemetery New Orleans

Founded in 1841 by St. Patrick's Church on Camp Street, the cemetary is predominantly an Irish cemetery. After the yellow fever epidemic of 1853, eleven hundred people were buried in the St. Patrick cemeteries.

Address: 143 City Park Avenue | New Orleans, LA | 70119
Telephone: 1 504 488-5200

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St. Roch Cemeteries New Orleans

St. Roch Cemetery was founded in 1874 and the chapel was finished in 1876. The chapel is open to the public and has a wooden altar and shrine to St. Roch.

Address: 1725 St. Roch Avenue | New Orleans, LA | 70117
Telephone: 1 504 945-5961

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Masonic Cemetery New Orleans

Established in 1865 by the Grand Lodge of the State of Louisiana Free and Accepted Masons, this cemetery is full of Masonic imagery.

Address: 400 City Park Avenue | New Orleans, LA | 70119
Telephone: 1 504 482-0554

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Lafayette Cemetary New Orleans

Located in the garden district, Lafayette was originally part of the Livaudais plantation and was established as a cemetery for the city of Lafayette. Magnolias line the main paths and the walls offer quiet seclusion.

Address: 1427 6th street | New Orleans, LA

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