FAIRMOUNT
MEMORIAL
PARK
OFFICE HOURS:
MON - FRI
800a-430p
PARK OPEN:
DAILY
DAWN to DUSK
ADDRESS
5200 W. Wellesley
Spokane, WA 99205
PHONE
(509)326-3800
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FAIRMOUNT MEMORIAL PARK
Whether you are looking to create a memorialization plan for yourself, or for family or loved ones, or if you just want to know more about the beautiful, historic grounds of Fairmount Memorial Park, you are at the right spot. Here you will find photos of the different memorialization options at Fairmount, as well as information on the general history of the park and the interesting and notable persons whose legacy is forever established at Fairmount.
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SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT ONLINE
Meet with a Fairmount Memorial Park Family Service Representative.
Begin the planning process to reduce anxiety and stress.
Discover which memorial options are best for the needs of you and your family.
Understand the options, costs, and options for traditional burial or cremation memorialization.
Meetings can be held in your home, our office, over the phone, or through video chat (for in person meetings, we will follow all current communicable disease guidelines).
FAIRMOUNT MEMORIAL PARK
Sitting high on the rim rock above the Spokane River, one can enjoy the breath taking view of Spokane's "Bowl and Pitcher" and Riverside State Park, while the stunning mid-century modern design of Sunset Mausoleum contrasts with the classical architecture of the many private mausoleums, offices and maintenance structures built in the early 20th century.
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Originally established as Fairmount Cemetery on May 29, 1888, Fairmount Cemetery served as the Spokane community's "Official City and County Burial Ground". This cemetery park is made up of 160 acres with just over 80 developed.