Mountain Home Cemetery

Mountain Home Cemetery is located at 1402 West Main Street, nestled between West Main and Forbes Streets and directly across the street from Henderson Castle. Mountain Home Cemetery has beauty and character in abundance from its gently rolling landscape and variety of monuments. If you compare the names of Kalamazoo City streets to the names you see at Mountain Home, you'll find the cemetery not only rich in character, but also very rich in Kalamazoo history. Mountain Home was founded in 1849 and has been managed by the City of Kalamazoo since 1940.

Mountain Home Cemetery Database

History in Mountain Home Cemetery

Gilmore brothers (James & John), Mountain Home, Section 6, Lot 33
Charles B. Hays, Mountain Home, Section 7, Lot 5
Frank Henderson and Henderson Castle, Mountain Home, Section F, Lot 219
Blanche Hull: Civic and Cultural Leader, Mountain Home, Section 1, Lot 10
John Milham, Mountain Home, Section J, Lot 453
Epaphroditus Ransom, Mountain Home, Section E, Lot 166
Lucinda Hinsdale Stone, Mountain Home, Section E, Lot 176
U.S. Senator Francis Stockbridge, Mountain Home, Section 1, Lot 8
Charles E. Stuart, U.S. Representative and U. S. Senator, Mountain Home, Section B, Lot 48
Albert M. Todd, Mountain Home, Section 5, Lot 1
William Upjohn, Mountain Home, Section 6, Lot 57
Edwin and Cynthia Van Deusen, Mountain Home, Section 4, Lot 13
Sylvester Axtell (see page A10): Mountain Home, Section H, Lot 256
Justus Burdick (see page A10): Mountain Home, Section G, Lot 240
George and Emma Humphrey (see page A12): Mountain Home, Section 7, Lot 11
Mary E. Pengelly (see page A14): Mountain Home, Section K, Lot 494

MLK Memorial Ceremony Moved to Don Cooney Cultivation Center

Mountain Home Cemetery

Mountain Home Maps

History in Mountain Home Cemetery