Suggestions for Cemetery near Sandy Springs

Stephanie • August 20, 2012A surprisingly active and beautiful cemetery, be sure to take one of the guided tours or visit for one of their events: Tunes in the Tombs, Sunday in the Park, and of course, for Halloween!

Karl M. P. • September 13, 2016Fried catfish. Interesting cocktails. The upper deck with cemetery view.

@jyi • October 30, 2010Beautiful historic cemetery right behind the tennis courts of Glenlake Park. Trees Atlanta volunteers cleared kudzu and planted new trees near the creek today.

Steve M. • January 28, 2012Walk off all the amazing food you'll eat by cutting through the Oakland Cemetery.

Wendy D. • April 20, 2017Visitor's Center & Giftshop is well worth a visit – nice selection of books, other items related to cemeteries, Atlanta history. You can also ask questions about the cemetery and get assistance.

Cal S. • February 3, 2012Largest cemetery in the south. The Masonic section is nice!

Creative Loafing Atlanta • May 14, 2015American bar fare and cheap drinks await you at this two-story watering hole across the street from historic Oakland Cemetery.

Eren B. • February 2, 2012Est. 1840. Roswell's first public cemetery, among the graves are those for Roswell King and Major James Stephens Bulloch.

Eren B. • February 2, 2012Once known as the Methodist Cemetery, this burial site holds over 2,000 graves. Still an active cemetery.

Explore Georgia • February 4, 2013This is a historic cemetery which was created in 1866 to bury the Union dead from Resaca to Kennesaw Mountain. It contains over 17,000 graves including the dead from subsequent wars.

Lee L. • June 11, 2011Great views: Oakland Cemetery from the eastbound platform and the Altlanta skyline from the westbound platform

Saintvictoria • July 5, 2010Great place to see the fireworks on July 4th.

Rachel K. • April 12, 2013Cool place to be dead

Zach N. • September 9, 2011Any military members performing funeral honor be sure to check in at the admin office