Fairmount Willow Hills Memorial Park, located in Cook County, Illinois is a beautiful, sprawling property offering a variety of services and benefits to grieving family members and loved ones. Acres of beautifully manicured green lawns, stately and majestic trees, exquisitely designed shrub and floral arrangements and Civil War era cannons and other landmarks and monuments throughout the property offer one of the most beautiful cemeteries in the area. Fairmount Willow Hills Memorial Park is located on an oblong piece of property divided into a number of sections offering a variety of views in all directions. The cemetery, fronted by a stately set of pillars, offers a sense of nostalgia, strength, and permanency. Wide, well kept driving paths grant access to all areas of the cemetery property. Above-ground and flush-to-ground monuments and tombstones are seen throughout the property, and staff take pride in their ability to offer compassionate and understanding care and options to multi-denominational visitors. For generations, Fairmount Willow Hills Memorial Park has met the multicultural and diverse needs of its community and surrounding Cook County residents. Since 1909, staff has offered a variety of burial options to area residents that meet most needs. Surrounded by gently rolling hills and a number of forest preserves, the cemetery offers a mausoleum clock tower with chimes that is well known throughout the area. Cemetery staff offer cremation niches, mausoleum, personalized grave sites, and memorial selections, depending on need. Located southwest of downtown Chicago, Fairmount Willow Hills Memorial Park is only moments away from Chicago Midway International Airport and is nestled in the quiet, suburban communities of Willow Springs and surrounding towns. Visitors may access the property by taking the Stephenson Expressway south from downtown Chicago or the Tri State Tollway, also known as Interstate 294. Turnoffs onto Route 171, or Le Grange Road, also known as County Road 45, will take visitors through forest preserves this around the cemetery property. |