Transfer Station, 165 Auble St, Wadsworth, OH 44281, US

Woodlawn Cemetery, located in Wadsworth, Ohio, has a rich history dating back to its establishment in 1817. Originally owned by Owen Brown, father of abolitionist John Brown, the cemetery now spans approximately 34 acres and is the final resting place for over 13,000 individuals. As a Union Cemetery jointly owned and operated by the City of Wadsworth and Wadsworth Township, Woodlawn is well-maintained and funded through lot sales, interments, and subsidies from various entities. With a dedicated Superintendent overseeing daily operations and a Clerk-Treasurer responsible for financial management, Woodlawn Cemetery ensures the proper maintenance of its grounds and the safeguarding of assets. The cemetery operates under the rules and regulations set by the Woodlawn Cemetery Board of Trustees, and its records are subject to regular audits by the State of Ohio. Woodlawn Cemetery serves as a significant historical landmark in the community, preserving the memory of those who have been laid to rest within its peaceful grounds.Generated from the website