Hummelstown Cemetery Association: 186 South Railroad Street Hummelstown, PA 17036

Please contact us to setup an appointment: Office = 717.256.9153 Email: hca@hummelstowncemetery.org

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Lot holders:

Please remove all perishable decorations from the memorials of your loved ones by Sunday March 1, 2026. Our crew will be removing these items after that date.

You are invited to our annual Lot Holders Meeting which will be held at 3:00 pm on Tuesday, March 10, 2026 at the Trefz & Bowser Funeral Home located at 114 W. Main St. Hummelstown, Pa. 17036.

Please note that effective May 11,2025 our email address has changed to hca@hummelstowncemetery.org Thank you!!

We ENCOURAGE you to use the “Burial Sites” pull-down tab (above), or the QR code (below), to learn more about who is buried here!!!! With your help, we will continue to add to the many pictures and backgrounds of the people buried here.

Your Community Cemetery

The Hummelstown Cemetery has been your community cemetery since 1859. We have thousands of spaces available in a variety of attractive locations. Within our gates are buried nearly 7000 people who lived from the Revolutionary War era to modern day.

The cemetery is located only a few blocks south of center of town and is 26 acres in size. We have earned a long reputation of being one of the best-maintained cemeteries in the region.

Unlike so many cemeteries that are part of large corporate conglomerations, Hummelstown Cemetery is a locally owned, non-profit cemetery, This allows us to pass along savings and offer the lowest prices in the area for space purchase, burial openings, and perpetual care.

We rely totally on burial site sales and private donations to continue to operate. Your donation is vitally important and so much appreciated. Please use the DONATE button located at the bottom of this page under “Quick Links”. Thank You!!

Scan this QR code with your smart phone camera to access our Database !!

Pet Cemetery

Our pets are family and the Hummelstown Cemetery has carved out a section for a final resting place for those pets.

Now Open

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Part of the Community

Cemeteries are a place of remembrance. A place where we can sit beside the final resting place of a loved one, friend and family member who has transitioned from this world. As a community cemetery, our mission is a bit different from the large conglomerates that run cemeteries across the country. We are part of the community. We take pride in providing the care for your families final resting place and the grounds surrounding it on a continual basis. Many times, we can provide this service less expensively than the large chains. When deciding a final resting place, consider your local community cemetery.

The people who live and work in the Hummelstown area are compassionate and care about each other. The Hummelstown Cemetery is a part of that community and wants to give back during people’s darkest times. When someone comes to us who has had an infant child die within our community or when a veteran who has served our country has passed, we at the Hummelstown Cemetery would like to offer them a free burial plot. In order to do this, we need your help. As a private organization, we completely rely on plot sales and donations. Would you consider helping us to defray the costs by donating today?

Military & Veterans

Hummelstown Cemetery holds our military veterans in the highest honor. Each of our 835+ veterans, many of them recently identified, have been researched and their graves are clearly marked with a flag holder-type specific to their service record. Our list of veterans includes (7) Revolutionary War, (6) War of 1812, (1) Mexican War, (168) Civil War, and many other veterans from all other conflicts. In most cases, a brief summary of their service is available.

We are looking for additional information on any of our veterans. Contact us to share your veteran information, if they are buried here - or to learn more about what we already know about our veterans!

Note: To honor a new burial of a veteran, we will have our main flag flying at half-mast salute.

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