The Glenwood Cemetery

Went and visited Henry Miller, Founder and the First President of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
Section F, Range B, Site 179

Beautiful grounds. Paths and grass is well kept. The landscape is stunning, particularly during cherry blossom season.

Absolutely spooky!

Edit: I've thought it over the last 3 years, and I think I got ahead of myself. This place is absolutely spooky! 5/5

tiene un memorial y mucha historia es para del turismo

Glenwood Cemetery is a really interesting DC historic site. It’s a really unique place to go for a walk. Note the large carved trees, views of the Basilica and blossoms. It’s a little spooky and quiet but worth the visit!

Closes at dark, follow posted signs. Saw someone walking their dog here.

Glenwood Cemetery sits on top of a hill in Bloomingdale next two other cemeteries- Prospect Hill and St. Mary's. Glenwood is the largest of the three and built in 1854.

This cemetery is great for a stroll to reflect on life. It's on a hill providing beautiful views of the city skyline. If you go in the fall, the leaves are stunning!

This cemetry is always well maintain and the customer service is very acceptable.Staff are always ready to help.I have passed by this cemetry today and the place still look well maintain. I went there around 1PM on a week day , I couldn't find anyone to talk to and ask questions.It looks like the office was closed.I will pass by again next week to see if I will be able talk to someone.I went there few months ago the office was opened ,but the poeple there couldn't answer my questions.I was told to wait for the person. I couldn't wait so I left.I am now reducing my 5 star previously giving to this cemetry to 4 star as of 1/21/2019 So far, nothing bad to report about Glenwood Cemetry.
I will update my review once I get someone to talk to..

Very well kept

The grave locator on the website for Glenwood Cemetary doesn't contain all records for loved ones buried at this Cemetery as stated. Glenwood has a different url called find a grave to locate the individual's burial location information which should be referenced on their actual website. By not mentioning, causes unnecessary frustration for a family member wanting to visit their loved ones but unable to because the family member can't retrieve the information online or the business office is not available or responding.

My. Grandfather and grandmother lived in the house there and ran the cemetery for many years. Marion Steffey, grandmother was the secretary and Henry steffey, grandfather worked the grounds. They lived in the connecting house and as a child I played in the cemetry with my cousins. It was an interesting place to play and have family reunions

My dad was recently buried at Glenwood(2021). My initial contact was ok. After that it all went down hill! I have been chasing John for almost a year to get my dad's headstone put it. He's never present, doesn't return phone calls in a timely manner, he makes appointments and doesn't show up etc. Its very sad that customer service here is no good. I am highly disappointed, someone needs to do something so that other families don't encounter these problems.