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A lot of people wonder when the Salt Lake City Cemetery removes flowers after Memorial Day. Here is what the Salt Lake City web site officially says: ALL FLOWERS & DECORATIONS will be removed throughout the whole Cemetery (Annually) – One week after Memorial Day– One week after New Year’s Read more…

Looking for a map of the Salt Lake Cemetery located in the Avenues area of Salt Lake City, Utah? Here are some simple maps to help you get around the SLC Cemetery. For a larger version, click on map below: ——— Larger Version > Click here to see the Salt Read more…

The simplest way to find a name in the Salt Lake City Cemetery is to use the Utah Division of State History Database. The database contains cemetery records for about 600,000 people buried in various cemeteries in Utah. The Utah state law mandates the Utah Division of State History to Read more…

Did you know that 12 of the 16 deceased LDS Prophets (LDS Church Presidents) are buried in the Salt Lake City Cemetery. Here is a map that will help you find those 12 LDS Prophets. Link to Map on SLC.gov Web Site

There are numerous interesting, fascinating and famous people buried in the Salt Lake Cemetery. From Porter Rockwell, to Larry H. Miller, to William Jennings to Olene Walker, you can find them on this helpful map provided by Salt Lake City. Link to Map of Fascinating People on SLC.gov Web Site

There are numerous tools you can use to find details on people who have been laid to rest in the beautiful Salt Lake Cemetery. One tool to consider is from NamesInStone. They provide details on grave locations, deceased individuals, cemetery maps, etc. Click to go to NamesInStone.com for Salt Lake Read more…

Many people wonder how to find Mormon Pioneers buried in the Salt Lake City Cemetery? There are numerous Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint (LDS) pioneers and LDS church leaders and influencers buried in the Salt Lake Cemetery. There are many maps are available to help visitors find where Read more…