Lakewood Cemetery
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If I could give Lakewood a rating equivalent to all the stars in the sky, I would. My mother was laid to rest here on June 1 after she lost her battle with Covid 19. She had a hard life so I’m glad that she’ll rest in these beautiful, peaceful grounds for eternity. I love that Lakewood has events, remembrances and other services for the living to continue to honor and remember those that they’ve lost. When I purchased my mother’s plot last year, Kelly Leahy was simply amazing! She was so patient, knowledgeable and knew even more about the burial rules of my culture than I did. She made the process really easy and smooth. When I lost my mother this year and had questions about my mother’s burial because of the pandemic, Kelly was so supportive and responsive. The funeral home that was preparing my mom for burial was really sketchy and unresponsive so Kelly even provided her expertise in this area because I needed a second opinion. Words cannot express my gratitude for everything she did! I also dealt with Chris and a lovely lady whose name I forgot to ask for but suffice it to say, they were both wonderful. It gives me great peace of mind knowing that these caring and extraordinary people work here as I don’t live nearby. Lakewood is impressive in every way!
Sheng LeeSheng Lee
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I gave birth to my baby at 14weeks gestation. We got to hold him before the hospital took him away. A couple hours after the miscarriage they told us we needed to choose funeral arrangements. They said we could go with Lakewood and they would take care of everything and that he would be in a plot with other babies in a similar situation. Out of grief and overwhelm we chose that option. Yesterday was my sons would be birthday. I called and asked where the babies resting place is from that hospital. We were led to believe it’d be someplace like a huge urn and a tribute to lost babies. I was told when I called that they dig up dirt around the “baby land” statue and dump the babies ashes in the dirt. They have been doing this for years. They dig us babies ashes to pour more ashes in. You would never desecrate an old person’s grave and pour more people on top of them. I’m not sure if this is a money proposition as it is with a big hospital but if anyone is looking into this place for their angel baby DONT DO IT.
Julie CameronJulie Cameron
00
The grounds of this place are just as incredible and impressive as the interior of the the chapel. There is beauty all around and it is such a peaceful place to be. The inside of the chapel offers up some incredible artwork done in tiles. This is a huge cemetery and it gives you the feeling of being away from the hustle and bustle of the city even though you are right next to it. I've seen people just going through the grounds on their morning walks and enjoying the serenity that this place offers.
Scott BerglundScott Berglund
30
I just moved back to Uptown Mpls, and needed someplace to walk a couple of miles without plowing thru the summer mobs around Bde Maka Ska. I have extended family buried here so I figured I could justify my presence if necessary. It turned out to be a wonderful place to walk for under an hour. Saw wild turkeys, a fishing osprey on the pond, and some stones/monuments that are true artworks. Highly recommended if you need some peace. Just avoid weekends, don't act invasive, and you should be fine. 👍
Simone MenierSimone Menier
10
This cemetery has a spectacular view and the ground keeping is spot on. I scout out a lot of locations for photography, and this place is one of my favorite spots in the city. Check out some of the photos I have taken there. Check out my Instagram for more photographs of the great midwest, wonderful models and beyond @AnnaAuroraArt Photographer: Anna Aurora #AnnaAurora Models: Devon Flynn, Kirsten Raines and Anna Spore.
Anna AuroraAnna Aurora
50
Beautiful cemetery in Minneapolis. So much history to be found in this bucolic setting. The online map gives a historical guide that goes along with the region of the cemetery that you are driving through. This is an active cemetery and people are still honoring their loved ones by visiting this location. The cemetery is perfectly maintained.
Audra KramerAudra Kramer
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Nearby Attractions Of Lakewood Cemetery
Painter Park
The Beauty Lounge Minneapolis
SAM'S MARKET
Bde Maka Ska 32nd Street Beach
St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church
Minnesota Zen Meditation Center
First Universalist Church
Salon la Terre
Lyndale Farmstead Recreation Center
Walker Place by Vivie

Painter Park
4.5
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The Beauty Lounge Minneapolis
4.6
(110)Click for details

SAM'S MARKET
4.3
(74)Click for details

Bde Maka Ska 32nd Street Beach
4.7
(66)Click for details
Nearby Restaurants Of Lakewood Cemetery
Our Kitchen
Bogart's Doughnut Co.
Gigi's Cafe
Black Walnut Bakery
Five Watt Coffee, Lyndale
Canteen
impulse juice co
Grilled Cheese Society

Our Kitchen
4.7
(604)Click for details

Bogart's Doughnut Co.
4.4
(425)Click for details

Gigi's Cafe
4.5
(393)Click for details

Black Walnut Bakery
4.8
(322)Click for details
Basic Info
Address
3600 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55408
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Phone
(612) 822-2171
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Website
lakewoodcemetery.org
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Overview
4.6
(79 reviews)
Ratings & Description
cultural
outdoor
family friendly
pet friendly
Description
Lakewood Cemetery is a large private, non-sectarian cemetery located in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States. It is located at 3600 Hennepin Avenue at the southern end of the Uptown area.
attractions: Painter Park, The Beauty Lounge Minneapolis, SAM'S MARKET, Bde Maka Ska 32nd Street Beach, St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church, Minnesota Zen Meditation Center, First Universalist Church, Salon la Terre, Lyndale Farmstead Recreation Center, Walker Place by Vivie, restaurants: Our Kitchen, Bogart's Doughnut Co., Gigi's Cafe, Black Walnut Bakery, Five Watt Coffee, Lyndale, Canteen, impulse juice co, Grilled Cheese Society
