Allegheny Cemetery
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Allegheny County
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Allegheny County
Allegheny Cemetery is a sprawling 300-acre Victorian-era rural cemetery established in 1844, making it the second oldest in Pittsburgh. It features a picturesque landscape of rolling hills, valleys, lakes, mature trees, and winding paths, designed to be a tranquil park-like escape.
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