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Mount Hope Cemetery

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About Mount Hope Cemetery

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1709 East Mount Hope Avenue
Lansing, MI 48910
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Overview from the cemetery

Mount Hope Cemetery welcomes thousands of visitors every year from near and far. Most visit loved ones, while many come to experience the historic and peaceful nature of the cemetery.

In April of 1871, the people of Lansing voted on a bond issue to purchase the land we know today as Mt. Hope Cemetery. A special committee recommended the Miller Farm, and the property was then purchased from John and Rebecca Miller at a cost of $8,000.

In November of 1873, the cemetery was officially named Mt. Hope Cemetery after a cemetery located in New York where many of the pioneers originally came. Mt. Hope Cemetery is comprised of approximately 82 acres.

There are many interesting and historical interments, monuments and special grave sites located within Mt. Hope Cemetery. Among some of the most interesting are the R.E. Olds Mausoleum, the Spanish American, World War I Veteran Memorial, and the unknown Fireman Monument.

Mt. Hope Cemetery is easily recognizable by its framed white arch entrance way that leads every visitor through the winding and hilly grounds with large and notable monuments and markers.

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Price list for Mount Hope Cemetery

These prices were last updated by someone at Mount Hope Cemetery on December 03, 2024. This is not a comprehensive list of all services offered.

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Official prices for a Burial Plot for an Adult

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This estimated price list contains information from publicly available data online and user-submitted pricing (marked with a yellow dot). It was not published by the business itself. You should always contact the business to confirm pricing information.

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Right caret Single plot
Space to bury a single person.
$1,500
Right caret Plot opening and closing
Cost for the cemetery to open a plot for a burial and close it after the fact.
$1,350
Right caret Outer Burial Container
A grave liner that is generally used to prevent the cemetery ground from sinking over time. Many cemeteries require this.
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Right caret Grave marker
A flat or raised monument containing the person's information.
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Right caret Grave marker installation
Cost to have a grave marker installed
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Right caret Tent for service
Use of a tent during a burial.
$250 -
$300
Right caret Endowment
Covers ongoing cemetery upkeep and maintenance.
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Right caret Administrative fees
Any additional administrative fees that may be necessary.
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Total estimated cost

$3,100 & Up

Frequently asked questions

Answered by Mount Hope Cemetery

  • What sets you apart from other cemeteries?

    Choosing to be buried at one of our cemeteries offers a serene resting place with a peaceful atmosphere. Our staff ensures each burial is handled with dignity, providing comfort to grieving families. It's a place where families can find solace and a lasting tribute to those they cherish. The thoughtfully planned spaces and tranquil surroundings create a comforting environment, allowing loved ones to be honored and remembered with the utmost care and respect.

Other questions? Give them a call:  (517) 483-4303 (517) 483-4303

Q&A

What is the cost for a niche with cremains? – Annie K.
A community member December 3, 2024
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Prices vary for residents and non-residents. The cheapest niche is $1225 for a resident and that would be on the 5th Row.
Is there a web site for searching a specific by the deceased's name? Thank you – Glenn A.
Mount Hope Cemetery July 16, 2023
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The Cemetery Courtesy Office volunteers can research gravesite locations for you. Courtesyvol@aol.com or 517-899-1847.
Is there any kind of rule about religious symbols on a headstone? Are all religions able to be buried or purchase a crypt ? Please contact me back with some information as I am seriously looking around at different places but also love your cemetery, it is very peaceful there. – Adam M.
Mount Hope Cemetery July 16, 2023
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All religions are accepted. In Mt. Hope Cemetery there are Jewish and Islamic sections but both are full for burials. There are columbarium walls in the Fratcher Memorial Garden with niches for cremains available still. Symbols must be respectful but otherwise are pretty much permitted.

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