List of cemeteries in San Bernardino County, California

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This list of cemeteries in San Bernardino County, California includes currently operating, historical (closed for new interments), and defunct (graves abandoned or removed) cemeteries, columbaria, and mausolea in San Bernardino County, California. It does not include pet cemeteries. Selected interments are given for notable people.

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CemeteryCityCoordinatesNotable intermentsReferences and notes
(U.S. Geological Survey GNIS)
Agua Mansa Pioneer Cemetery Colton 34°02′31″N117°21′50″W / 34.0420°N 117.3639°W / 34.0420; -117.3639 (Agua Mansa Pioneer Cemetery) Early settlers Louis Rubidoux and Cornelius Jensen Agua Mansa Cemetery
Bellevue Cemetery, a.k.a. Bellevue Memorial ParkOntario 34°04′18″N117°21′49″W / 34.0717°N 117.3637°W / 34.0717; -117.3637 (Bellevue Cemetery) Frank F. Ross, recipient of the Medal of Honor during the Spanish–American War.
Founder of Ontario George Chaffey; early Sierra Club President Aurelia Harwood 		Bellview Cemetery
Bellevue Memorial Park: History
Calico Cemetery County 34°56′42″N116°52′02″W / 34.9449°N 116.8673°W / 34.9449; -116.8673 (Calico Cemetery) [1] [2]
Campo Santo Cemetery San Bernardino 34°08′24″N117°17′31″W / 34.1400°N 117.2920°W / 34.1400; -117.2920 (Campo Santo Cemetery) Campo Santo Cemetery
Daggett Cemetery Daggett 34°51′31″N116°52′48″W / 34.8586°N 116.8800°W / 34.8586; -116.8800 (Daggett Cemetery) Daggett Cemetery
Desert View Memorial Park Hesperia 34°27′38″N117°21′20″W / 34.4606°N 117.3556°W / 34.4606; -117.3556 (Desert View Memorial Park) Desert View Memorial Park
Fort Mojave Burial Grounds Needles 34°51′06″N114°37′07″W / 34.8517°N 114.6186°W / 34.8517; -114.6186 (Fort Mojave Burial Grounds) Fort Mojave Burial Grounds
Gold Mountain Memorial Park Big Bear City 34°15′05″N116°49′27″W / 34.2514°N 116.8242°W / 34.2514; -116.8242 (Gold Mountain Memorial Park)
Green Acres Memorial Gardens Bloomington 34°02′27″N117°23′11″W / 34.0408°N 117.3864°W / 34.0408; -117.3864 (Green Acres Memorial Gardens) John "Chief" Meyers, Major & Minor League baseball player (1908–20) Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Hermosa Cemetery, a.k.a. Hermosa Gardens CemeteryColton 34°04′34″N117°20′46″W / 34.0761°N 117.3462°W / 34.0761; -117.3462 (Hermosa Cemetery) Western lawman Morgan Earp; MLB players Cam Carreon and Gordon Maltzberger Hermosa Cemetery
Hillside Memorial Park Cemetery Redlands 34°01′30″N117°10′47″W / 34.0250°N 117.1798°W / 34.0250; -117.1798 (Hillside Memorial Park Cemetery) Author Charles Nordhoff; actress Gloria Holden;
television journalist Robert Pierpoint 		Hillside Cemetery
City of Redlands: Hillside Memorial Park Cemetery
Holly Cemetery Vidal 34°07′19″N114°30′24″W / 34.1220°N 114.5066°W / 34.1220; -114.5066 (Holly Cemetery) Holly Cemetery
Home of Eternity Cemetery San Bernardino 34°06′50″N117°17′05″W / 34.1139°N 117.2848°W / 34.1139; -117.2848 (Home of Eternity Cemetery) Home of Eternity Cemetery
Indian Cemetery Highland 34°08′57″N117°13′19″W / 34.1492°N 117.2220°W / 34.1492; -117.2220 (Indian Cemetery) Indian Cemetery
Kramer Cemetery Kramer 34°59′44″N117°34′54″W / 34.9955°N 117.5817°W / 34.9955; -117.5817 (Kramer Cemetery) Kramer Cemetery
Montecito Memorial Park Colton 34°02′48″N117°16′39″W / 34.0467°N 117.2775°W / 34.0467; -117.2775 (Montecito Memorial Park) MLB players Dee Fondy, Freddie Fitzsimmons and Ken Hubbs;
actors Lillian Miles and Roy D'Arcy; Congressman Jerry Pettis 		Montecito Memorial Park
Mountain Valley Memorial Park Cemetery,
a.k.a. Joshua Tree Memorial Park		 Joshua Tree 34°08′03″N116°21′03″W / 34.1342°N 116.3508°W / 34.1342; -116.3508 (Mountain Valley Memorial Park Cemetery) Mountain Valley Memorial Park Cemetery
Mountain View Memorial Park,
a.k.a. Mt. View Cemetery		Barstow 34°55′23″N117°01′26″W / 34.9230°N 117.0239°W / 34.9230; -117.0239 (Mountain View Memorial Park) MLB pitcher Bob Rhoads Mount View Cemetery
Mountain View Cemetery San Bernardino 34°08′21″N117°16′33″W / 34.1392°N 117.2759°W / 34.1392; -117.2759 (Mountain View Cemetery) James Earp, a member of the Earp family; heavy metal guitarist Randy Rhoads Mountain View Cemetery
Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Cemetery Loma Linda 34°03′01″N117°17′05″W / 34.0503°N 117.2848°W / 34.0503; -117.2848 (Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Cemetery)
Patton State Hospital Highland 34°08′17″N117°12′52″W / 34.1381°N 117.2145°W / 34.1381; -117.2145 (Patton State Hospital)
Pioneer Memorial Cemetery San Bernardino 34°06′48″N117°17′02″W / 34.1133°N 117.2839°W / 34.1133; -117.2839 (Pioneer Memorial Cemetery) Ellis Eames, first mayor of Provo, Utah Pioneer Memorial Cemetery; [3]
Rialto Park Cemetery Rialto 34°06′08″N117°22′33″W / 34.1022°N 117.3759°W / 34.1022; -117.3759 (Rialto Park Cemetery) [4]
Riverview Cemetery Needles 34°49′24″N114°35′55″W / 34.8233°N 114.5986°W / 34.8233; -114.5986 (Riverview Cemetery) Riverview Cemetery
Rodigues Cemetery Victorville 34°36′01″N117°19′50″W / 34.6003°N 117.3306°W / 34.6003; -117.3306 (Rodigues Cemetery) Rodigues Cemetery
Silver Lake CemeteryBaker35.3765940, -116.1117550
Searles Valley Cemetery Trona 35°46′26″N117°22′54″W / 35.7738°N 117.38175°W / 35.7738; -117.38175 (Searles Valley Cemetery)
Sunset Hills Memorial Park Apple Valley 34°33′27″N117°08′34″W / 34.5576°N 117.1427°W / 34.5576; -117.1427 (Sunset Hills Memorial Park) Dale Evans and Roy Rogers [5]
Twentynine Palms Cemetery Twentynine Palms 34°09′15″N116°05′58″W / 34.1542°N 116.0994°W / 34.1542; -116.0994 (Twentynine Palms Cemetery) Twentynine Palms Cemetery
United Islamic Youth Cemetery Adelanto 34°39′25″N117°23′18″W / 34.6569°N 117.3884°W / 34.6569; -117.3884 (United Islamic Youth Cemetery) United Islamic Youth Cemetery ; [6]
Veterans Memorial Park Fontana 34°05′29″N117°25′43″W / 34.0914°N 117.4287°W / 34.0914; -117.4287 (Veterans Memorial Park) Veterans Memorial Park
Victor Valley Memorial Park Victor Valley 34°31′52″N117°17′22″W / 34.5311°N 117.2895°W / 34.5311; -117.2895 (Victor Valley Memorial Park) Golfer Lloyd Mangrum; actor Ned Sparks;
Nolie Murray (founder of Murray's Dude Ranch)		 Victor Valley Memorial Park
Wilbur Grave Holcomb Valley 34°18′21″N116°54′01″W / 34.3058°N 116.9003°W / 34.3058; -116.9003 (Wilbur Grave) Wilbur Grave

See also

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Peyton, Paige M. (2012). "Ch. 3, Nobody Home: The Deserted Decades". Images of America: Calico. Charleston, SC: Arcadia. p. 68. ISBN   978-0-7385-8905-3.
  2. ↑ Steeples, Douglas W. (1999). Treasure from the Painted Hills: A History of Calico, California, 1882–1907. Greenwood Publishing. p. 89. ISBN   0-313-30836-5.
  3. ↑ City of San Bernardino: Pioneer Memorial Cemetery
  4. ↑ City Treasurer: Rialto Park Cemetery Information and Fees Archived 2014-10-16 at the Wayback Machine
  5. ↑ Brooks, Patricia; Brooks, Jonathan (2006). "Chapter 8: East L.A. and the Desert". Laid to Rest in California: a guide to the cemeteries and grave sites of the rich and famous. Guilford, CT: Globe Pequot Press. pp. 235–237. ISBN   978-0762741014. OCLC   70284362.
  6. ↑ Hejrat Foundation and Masjid Al-Nabi: Cemetery
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