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Oakwood Cemetery
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186 Oakwood Ave
Troy, NY - (518) 272-7520
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- Grounds are open 8am-7pm during the spring, summer, and fall; 8am-5pm during the winter.
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Oakwood Cemetery is a place to honor loved ones, contemplate nature, explore art and architecture, and discover the rich history of Upstate New York.
A historic treasure
Founded in 1848, Oakwood is one of America's largest rural cemeteries, commanding a spectacular panoramic view of the Hudson Valley. Oakwood is the final resting place of many of the area's most prominent citizens, including "Uncle Sam" Wilson, progenitor of the famous Uncle Sam icon.
An active cemetery
Non-sectarian and open to all, Oakwood offers burial spaces, family plots and affordable cremation services to meet the needs of today's families.
A haven of serenity for the community
Oakwood's picturesque landscape and stately monuments make it a popular spot for runners, dog- walkers, families, nature lovers and history buffs. Oakwood is a place for all seasons-a place to reflect ...
Nearby Destinations
- Hart-Cluett Museum at Historic Rensselaer County2.4 miles
- Burden Iron Works Museum 3.8 miles
- Albany Rural Cemetery4.7 miles
- Saint Agnes Cemetery5 miles
- Shaker Heritage Society7.4 miles
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