The Boonsboro Cemetery is an historic cemetery with a wonderful and interesting mixture of burial sites and headstones from the 1800 and 1900’s, combined with modern monuments and plaques. We take great pride in maintaining this beautiful Cemetery and are focused on its preservation, as well as sustainability.
Making the Right Choice for You or a Loved One
The Boonsboro Cemetery is comprised of two cemeteries. The oldest, dating from 1798, is a small cemetery located behind Trinity Reformed UCC Church on Potomac Street. This cemetery includes the grave of William Boone, a cousin to Daniel Boone and one of the founders of the Town of Boonsboro.
The larger cemetery includes both historic and modern gravesites and is located off of Cemetery Lane, just behind Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church at 64 S. Main Street.
The Boonsboro Cemetery Association manages both cemeteries and is comprised by board members from Trinity Lutheran and Trinity Reformed.
All are welcome.
Burials
Plots with Monuments
Two sections of the cemetery may accommodate upright monuments or a combination of upright and flat markers.
Graves with Memorials
1 and 2 grave plots may accommodate flat memorial markers.
Mausoleum
Built in 1919, our beautiful Mausoleum’s crypts have all been purchased.
Columbarium
A new columbarium is available for those who wish to be cremated and have a permanent resting place.
Burial Search
Doing research? Trying to find a loved one at the Boonsboro Cemetery? Start here.