Since 1880, Evergreen Cemetery and staff there has taken pride in their ability to serve the needs of not only the departed, but also grieving family members and friends. The cemetery property is one of Jacksonville's oldest, and has been dubbed as one of the most beautiful cemetery properties in the South.

Encompassing over 165 acres, Evergreen Cemetery is not only a national landmark, but also a location rich in the cultural history of the Jacksonville area. Area founders, politicians, veterans and civic leaders are buried throughout the property, in a number of serene locations that offer a variety of options and services that meet multicultural and religious needs.

The first burial on the property occurred in 1881, and the tradition of compassionate and caring service stands the cemetery in good stead today. A garden mausoleum contains a nearly 100-foot bell tower that has become a cultural landmark in the area. The mausoleum complex is linked from all areas of the cemetery property by well-groomed paths.

Ground burial, cremation interment, mausoleum entombment and a variety of monuments and markers are available to families. Dignity and serenity are the watchwords of staff, who offer a variety of burial locations throughout acres of beautiful grounds. Rich tree canopies shelter most areas of the park and the grounds are immaculately groomed to create a beautiful, colorful, and park-like appearance.

Evergreen Cemetery, located in Duval County is the oldest fully operational cemetery in Jacksonville. The cemetery offers a variety of sections and locations that meet most religious needs, churches and fraternal organizations, including those of the Hebrew faith. Evergreen Cemetery also serves as a tree sanctuary and arboretum, making it a popular destination for not only those visiting their loved ones, but also area residents seeking the epitome of southern grace, beauty and charm.

The cemetery property is located north of downtown Jacksonville. Visitors may take the Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway (US-1 Alternate) from downtown Jacksonville. The highway travels north and then cuts sharply to the west. Exit on Main Street North before reaching the Interstate 95. Main Street North takes travelers directly to the property, located on the right or east side of the highway.