Green Lawn Cemetery, located in Columbus, Ohio, may be one of the most beautiful and well-landscaped and designed cemeteries in the state. Serving the needs of Columbus, Ohio residents since 1848, Green Lawn is well established in the history of Ohio, and has provided a serene and multitude of sprawling lawns to serve as a final and beautiful resting place for Ohio residents for well over the last 160 years. One of the oldest and largest cemeteries in all of Ohio, Green Lawn provides character, dignity, beauty, art and architecture that inspires and comforts visitors well into the 21st century.

Serving as a final resting place for many of Ohio's most illustrious residents, Green Lawn Cemetery offers monuments, burial plots, crypts and personal, chapels, and mausoleums for cremains. Green Lawn is also the home to fine architectural works of art and architecture in the form of bridges, monuments, obelisks, and memorials that are scattered throughout the huge grounds.

Minutes away from downtown Columbus by US Interstates 70 and 71, with access off of Brown Road, West Mound Street or Greenlawn Avenue or Stimmel Road, Green Lawn Cemetery offers a multitude of rural garden settings, miles of meandering pathways sculptured lawns, and a wide range of trees and native flora that stimulates the senses. From spring to winter, budding trees, colorful plants and flowers and ponds busy with birds, ducks and geese inhabit the grounds.

Since its founding, Green Lawn has served as a final resting place for cholera victims of 1833 to military service veterans who served in the War Between the States, World War I, World War II, Korea, and Vietnam to the present. Covering hundreds of sprawling acres, Green Lawn Cemetery has earned its right to proudly proclaim its nickname, "A very special park" and continues to enthrall visitors not only from Ohio, but from neighboring states as well.