Ivy Hill Cemetery HISTORICAL PRESERVATION SOCIETY
Founded 2006 |
For the period of March 1st to December 1st
of each year only cut flowers or potted plants that can be removed and
disposed of are permitted, with the exception of artificial
arrangements in containers wholly within the structure of the memorial except during the mosquito season
. During the mosquito breeding season no vases or
containers may be left in a manner that may become a mosquito breeding
ground. All vases and containers are subject to being
emptied, the vase or container inverted or removed for disposal
weekly along with the contents. |
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We are still in the
process of updating our databases of interment rights owners and
persons interred here in the cemetery. We are seeking
information on the personal histories of those interred at Ivy Hill,
particularly with reference to
military service, lifetime accomplish- We need current addresses and phone numbers for all of our interment rights owners, or their representatives. Please DO NOT call us with this information. Respond by e-mail to the address below: |
Do you know the origin of the Ivy Hill Cemetery and its neighboring buildings? You can discover the answer -- along with many other stories about the rich history of Alexandria?s North Ridge neighborhood -- by ordering a copy of the newly released edition of North Ridge Lore Revisited. The North Ridge History Committee has recently published this updated volume, available for only $10.00. To order, please send
a check, made payable to NRCA marked “Book” on the memo line
to: |