The Edmonton Cemetery is a true heritage location. It is home to some of the city’s most remarkable architectural and vintage monuments. Many of Edmonton’s original settlers and founders rest at this historic cemetery. Some of their names are now on schools, streets and neighbourhoods across the city, in honour of their contributions.
One of the cemetery’s most distinguished features is the Military Field of Honour. It was established in 1922. Many solemn rows of markers honour all veterans with equal reverence. Additionally, the cemetery is home to a beautiful historic mausoleum completed in 1930. It is the final resting place of Emily Murphy who was a proud member of the Famous Five and a significant figure in Canadian history.
Connect with our client care team for available burial/interment options by submitting our contact form or calling 780-442-0974.
Burials
- Traditional Casket Burial
Cremation
- Burial of Ashes
- Scattering Gardens
- Outdoor Columbarium Niche
- Family Monuments
Monuments, Headstones, Plaques
- Upright and Flat Headstones
- Plaques
Pre-arranged Service
Advanced planning allows families to make thoughtful decisions together.
Pricing
Every family and situation is unique and different. Visit Cemeteries Pricing for more information.
If something you have in mind for your loved one is not listed, please contact our team to discuss it.
Park Hours
| Monday |
8am-8pm |
| Tuesday |
8am-8pm |
| Wednesday |
8am-8pm |
| Thursday |
8am-8pm |
| Friday |
8am-8pm |
| Saturday |
8am-8pm |
| Sunday |
8am-8pm |
Location
11820 107 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB T5H 4J4
Virtual Tour
Explore the Edmonton Cemetery.
Locate a Resting Place
Search online for loved ones buried in an Edmonton Municipal Cemetery.
Respect for People and Property
Everyone should be able to access and benefit from City recreational and cultural sites, services and resources in a safe, enjoyable and respectful manner.