The cemetery was founded and incorporated in the early 1940s. Thomas Howard was one of the first owners. There are only two memorial parks in Mercer County; we are one of them.

Prior to becoming a cemetery in the late 1920s, Allegheny County Memorial Park had been a large family farm. The landscaping of the 100 acres was completed in June1929. In the late 1950s, there was a chime tower with speakers and a large pipe organ in the office building that was used for funerals and concerts on Sunday afternoons. Now at Allegheny County Memorial Park, there are two large mausoleums and one garden crypt unit, as well as one private estate. The Temple of Love mausoleum was built in 1981, with additions added in 1986 and 1998. The first burial took place on Nov. 20, 1929. Since then, there have been approximately 34,000 burials in the cemetery.

Juniata Memorial Park was founded in 1947 and has served as a final resting place for many generations. It is located in the beautiful mountains of Pennsylvania, between Harrisburg and State College. Surrounded by mountains and the Juniata River, it provides a quiet resting place for those who enjoyed God's natural beauty. It is common to catch glimpse wildlife such as deer and other forest creatures. This is truly a piece of heaven on Earth.

Bethlehem Memorial Park, originally named Melrose Land Company, located in Bethlehem, Pa., was created on Aug. 7, 1917. In 1920 the first mausoleum was erected on the grounds. The interior of the mausoleum is constructed of marble, and includes a private gated family room with individual couch crypts, as well as a stained glass skylight ceiling. The park consists of 66 acres of prime land. The cemetery has a burial area dedicated to the area volunteer firefighters and a veterans’ memorial area to commemorate our past veterans with monuments and flat bronze sections. The new mausoleum was constructed in 1999. We also offer a lawn crypt option, in the beautiful surroundings that provide for burials. We are also proud to feature a pet cemetery that is located on the grounds.

Mt. Zion Cemetery was established in 1873, and is one of the oldest cemeteries in the area. Mt. Zion Cemetery is located in North Coventry Township in Pottstown, Pa and is 20 miles away from the beautiful Valley Forge National Park. The descendants of the Potts family, who are the original founders of Pottstown, are buried here. The landscape of Mt. Zion is gorgeous, boasting a natural spring, old farm land, rolling hills and 200 year old trees.

Located just 20 minutes from downtown Pittsburgh, Mt. Lebanon Cemetery was dedicated at 11am on Thursday, June 25th, 1874. Serving all people, regardless of religion, nationality, gender or race. In 1980 the Temple Emanuel and Beth El synagogues established Jewish sections in the cemetery.

Jesse Leathers and his son, Fred, founded Blair Memorial Park in 1947. The family owned the Park until the death of Fred Leathers in December of 1990. By the time of his death, the park had grown to sixty-four acres of woods, exuding a serene atmosphere. We are located on old route 220 at the Bellwood Exit off of I99 in Altoona, Pa.

Located in Carnegie, Pennsylvania, Chartiers Cemetery was established in 1861. Our cemetery offers cremation (columbarium, and ground), lawn crypts, private estates, traditional burial and (in the future) a mausoleum. Our beautiful landscape includes many trees and hills.