Civil War Veterans Buried In Washington State - Washington Lawn Cemetery

706 West Pear Street
Centralia, Lewis County, Washington 98531
1-360-330-7688

Washington Lawn Cemetery in Lewis County County was founded in 1897. In 1911 the cemetery was handed to the City of Centralia.

The Washington Lawn Cemetery’s management was under the City of Centralia until 1933 when Washington Lawn Cemetery Association took over after its formation. The association took over the administration until 2006 when the cemetery land was deeded again back to the City of Centralia.

The Washington Lawn Cemetery has incorporated several graves from the local cemeteries. One of the notable relocations of graves is one done by Centralia Catholic Cemetery in 1994. After relocation, they erected a memorial with a list of names of the deceased whose graves were moved.

Washington Lawn Cemetery in Centralia ranks number 1st out of the two cemeteries in Centralia City in terms of popularity. Further, it ranks 8th out of 22 cemeteries in Lewis County County, 30th out of the 239 cemeteries in Washington State, and 2705 in the United States. It is located in Centralia City at 706 West Pear Street, Centralia, Washington, 98531.

Washington Lawn Cemetery in Centralia has a rich history, with the earliest grave back to 1880. You can learn more about the graves or inquire about visitation by calling the Washington Lawn Cemetery at 360-330-7688. 

Veterans Buried at Washington Lawn Cemetery