A rural cemetery on County Road 30 west of Big Falls, ringed by pines, with veterans' flags among the stones; mapped as Evergreen Cemetery.
A rural cemetery on County Road 30 just west of Big Falls, ringed by tall pines and spruce, with veterans’ flags marking graves among the headstones. OpenStreetMap records the name as Evergreen Cemetery; there is no name sign at the entrance, so the name is given here as mapped.
Oakley Cemetery on the north edge of Littlefork, off County Road 22 near Laurel Street: photos of the grounds, the entrance sign and the maintenance shed.
Oakley Cemetery sits on the north edge of Littlefork, off County Road 22 near Laurel Street, with a gravel lane running between the rows of stones and a small white maintenance shed at the back. The entrance sign reads simply Oakley Cemetery. The grounds are open, mown and shaded by a line of mature trees along the north side.
A small pioneer cemetery on County Highway 8, with a white gateway arch and hand-lettered wooden crosses remembering early-1900s homestead families.
A small pioneer cemetery on County Highway 8, marked by a white gateway arch and wire fence, with hand-lettered wooden crosses remembering homestead families from the early 1900s.
Township of Margie Cemetery
Margie Cemetery is located of Highway 71, 2 miles southwest of Margie, Minnesota.
The upkeep of this cemetery is unknown.
Cemetery near Big Falls, Minnesota.
Lower Sturgeon River Cemetery is a located off County Road 30, approximately 9 miles west of Big Falls, Minnesota.
The upkeep of this Cemetary is unknown.
Forest Hill Cemetery in International Falls, Minnesota, serves as a peaceful resting place and manages the American Legion and VFW sections, ensuring dignified care for veterans. The cemetery offers plots for purchase and follows specific rules to maintain a respectful and well-kept environment.
Forest Hill Cemetery, at 908 Memorial Drive (County Road 7) in International Falls, Minnesota, serves as a peaceful resting place for the community. It manages and maintains not only its own grounds but also the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) sections, ensuring that all who served are honored with dignity.
Hours
The gates are open seven days a week, including holidays; access in winter depends on the season’s snowfall. Visiting is welcome during daylight hours, and the grounds are closed from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. The association’s office is closed during the winter months, usually... Read more
