Monongahela Cemetery, established in 1863 during the Civil War, is a historic, non-sectarian resting place dedicated to honoring the departed with dignity and reverence. As the largest burial ground in the Monongahela Valley and the first cemetery in the nation listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its architecture and landscape design, it offers a serene sanctuary where history and natural beauty intertwine. With over 160 acres, including areas reserved for future development, the cemetery provides a tranquil setting for interments, memorials, and pre-planning services. Thoughtful preservation and meticulous groundskeeping ensure that Monongahela Cemetery remains a timeless tribute, bridging the past with the future.