Our Cemetery

Roselawn Cemetery in Princeton offers a variety of gardens for traditional burial, Mausoleums and other cremation options. 

a large green field with trees and animals in it
a large grassy field with people in it
a grassy field with trees and a statue in the middle
a cemetery with white headstones with Callanish Stones in the background
a large green park with a large stone structure and trees
a grave stone in a graveyard
a stone wall in a park
a cemetery with flowers
a building with trees in the front
a cemetery with flowers
a large white building with a sign on it

About Roselawn Cemetery

Roselawn Memorial Gardens opened in 1956 by George A. Morton and is now one of the largest perpetual care cemeteries in all of West Virginia. It added to its services in 2008, when the adjacent funeral home was added.

Roselawn offers traditional ground burials in 13 different gardens and also has six mausoleums on property. One of those includes a full chapel setup. Also available for end-of-life memorialization are Private Estates®, private mausoleums, cremation niches, columbariums and burials.

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