• PROPERTY IS OPEN FROM DAWN UNTIL DUSK
• PLEASE DO NOT PARK ON THE GRASS
• PLEASE DO NOT LITTER
• RECEPTACLES ARE AVAILABLE FOR CEMETERY DEBRIS ONLY
• PLEASE LEASH & PICK UP AFTER YOUR DOG
• GLASS IS NOT PERMITTED IN THE CEMETERY
• ALL MONUMENTS & PLANTINGS MUST BE APPROVED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION
• HGC WILL BE CLEARED OF ALL DECORATIONS ON MARCH 1 & OCTOBER 1
• HGC MAY REMOVE ANY ITEMS IT DEEMS WARRANTED WITHOUT NOTICE
• PLEASE HONOR THOSE INTERRED HERE WITH RESPECTFUL CONDUCT
The Hickory Grove Cemetery currently stands as one of the oldest cemeteries in Northeastern PA.
The historic burial ground, formally established in 1807, not only contains the final resting places of village residents, but also holds a section dedicated to the former runaway slaves who established communities in Waverly during and after the Underground Railroad movement.
Additionally, the graveyard contains an area featuring eight of the thirteen soldiers who voluntarily served the country during the Civil War.
Hickory Grove remains a significant part of the region’s local history and serves as both an active burial ground and preserved link to the past.
