Bellefontaine Cemetery & Arboretum

The story of Bellefontaine Cemetery, a non-sectarian, perpetual care cemetery, begins with the year 1849, when many prominent citizens of St. Louis, who had the welfare of the City at heart, recognized that the old cemeteries located along Jefferson Avenue would soon have to be abandoned, since they were directly in the path of the Citys westward growth. The Cemetery, as we view it today, is largely the work of Almerin Hotchkiss. The original 138 acres was expanded to 314 acres by three additional land acquisitions before 1900. Approximately 70 acres of unused ground remain for future development. Bellefontaines fourteen...

Green burial,traditional burial,cremation burial,final resting place that honors and celebrates life,flameless cremation,and funeral services

Bellefontaine cemetery & arboretum operates in the Museums, historical sites, and zoos industry.

Bellefontaine cemetery & arboretum's revenue is 11m - 100m

Bellefontaine cemetery & arboretum has 11 - 50 employees.