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INTERMENT OPTIONS
Most people are familiar with the concept of burial, or "interment," but may not be aware of the variety of options available.
TRADITIONAL BURIAL

Burial of a casket or coffin below ground within our park-like setting in the form of individual burial lots within a given land area/section of the cemetery. 
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MAUSOLEUMS
Mount Olivet boasts the largest Musoleum complex in Western Maryland. allowing dignified above-ground entombments  and inurnments. 
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CREMATION MEMORIALS
Many people overlook the importance of a cemetery property for honoring those who choose cremation with a permanent resting place.
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MONUMENTS, MARKERS & BENCHES
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Upright headstones, called “monuments,” are commonly used to both identify and memorialize the individual(s)buried within particular ground lots on a cemetery's grounds. Headstones that are flat against the ground are called “markers.” In some cemeteries, or sections of cemeteries, only flat markers are used in an effort to preserve the natural appearance of the landscape. Other grave identifiers include family monuments and memorial benches. 
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  • Home
    • "Pre-need"/end-of-life Planning
    • Where to Begin
  • ABOUT
    • Interment Options >
      • Pricing for Burial Lots
      • Traditional Ground Burial
      • Mausoleums >
        • Pricing for Mausoleum
      • Cremation Memorials >
        • Pricing for Cremation Memorials >
          • Image Gallery
    • Products & Services >
      • Monuments and Markers >
        • Veteran Markers
        • Monument Gallery
        • Monument & Marker Cleaning
      • Care Endowment
      • Chapel Services
      • Companion Pet Services
  • VISITING
    • Visitor Rules
    • Floral Rules
    • Tourism & Tours >
      • Self-Guided Tour/Brochure
    • Recreation
    • Cemetery Maps >
      • Cemetery Section Maps
  • HISTORY
    • Stories in Stone Blog >
      • Subject Index (Stories in Stone)
    • Mount Olivet Preservation
    • History of Mount Olivet >
      • Francis Scott Key
      • The Civil War
    • The Star-Spangled Key Cam
  • CONTACT
    • COVID-19 News
  • Wreaths Across America (12/19/2020)
  • Friends Group/Preservation
    • FOMO 2020 Calendar