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Monument Guidelines

Green Graves: April 2007 Register Guard article mentions green burial options at the Mulkey.

Easter Sunrise Service at Historic Mulkey Cemetery: April 2007 press release.

Manager Passes Historic Graveyard Torch: June 2006 article on Kay Holbo and the Mulkey in the Register Guard.

Coffin-Free Burial: June 2006 letter by Mulkey administrator Sara Palmer in the Eugene Weekly.

Dust to Dust: June 2006 article on "green burial" in the Eugene Weekly.

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Located on a hilltop in west Eugene with a beautiful view of the city of Eugene and nearby hillsides, the historic Mulkey Cemetery is a peaceful place that provides a range of resources to the communities it serves.

For Families: the cemetery is a restful environment far from the rush of modern life.  Its traditional character makes it a special place for families of the deceased, and visits are encouraged.  Plots remain available for sale and new interments. Please see New Burials for more information.

For Neighbors: the cemetery is an accessible open space with beautiful native and heritage flowers, trees, and shrubs, pleasant to visit year round. It is a valuable neighborhood resource at a time when many of Eugene’s open spaces have been developed.  

For Scouts, Community Groups, and Volunteers: the cemetery provides opportunities for service projects in our community.

For Genealogical Researchers: the cemetery is a source of family history data.  A list of interments at the cemetery is available at the History link above.