A county founded in the late 1700s, Harrison County residents of Mount Clare and environs have enjoyed the services of Floral Hills Memorial Gardens cemetery for decades.

This relatively small yet quaint cemetery exudes a sense of nostalgia and history. Since 1953, the grounds of Floral Hills Memorial Gardens Cemetery have remained untouched by modern advancement of roads, buildings and population, offering visitors and grieving loved ones a deep sense of solitude and peace that is rarely found these days.

Sprawling lawns, ancient trees and curving pathways grace the property of Floral Hills Memorial Gardens, and both upright and in-ground memorials and headstones mark the resting places of soldiers, politicians, doctors, and generations of Harrison County residents. Floral Hills Memorial Gardens staff, numbering just over a dozen, are ever helpful and courteous when offering a multitude of services, along with neighborly friendship and compassion when overseeing the needs of grieving loved ones.

For rural solitude and beauty, Floral Hills Memorial Gardens provides a quiet, serene and ever-comforting embrace some of the best flora and fauna that West Virginia has to offer. Located in rural West Virginia, Floral Hills Memorial Gardens Cemetery can be accessed off of Interstate 79 with a turnoff on State Route 20, through Quiet Dell and just past Zach's Run Road, veering southeast toward Cragimoor.