Anchorage Cemetery
Anchorage, Alaska • Anchorage County
Anchorage, Alaska • Anchorage County
Anchorage Cemetery is Alaska's largest municipal cemetery, established in 1915. It features a mix of early 20th-century gravestones and more recent memorials, reflecting the evolving community of Anchorage. The grounds offer a quiet, park-like setting with a variety of trees and open spaces.
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618 Christensen Dr., Anchorage, Alaska
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524 W. 4th Ave., Anchorage, Alaska
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411 W. First Ave., Anchorage, Alaska
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330 E St., Anchorage, Alaska
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4th Ave. Extended, Anchorage, Alaska
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