Beech Grove Cemetery is located in Muncie, Indiana. A municipal facility Beech Grove is supported by a combination of private and public dollars. The Cemetery is governed by a Board of Directors, appointed by the Muncie City Council.
Chartered in 1841 with one and one half acres on the banks of the White River, Beech Grove has grown to encompass over 100 acres, this makes it one of the largest cemeteries in the state of Indiana. By the turn of the century, landscape expert O.W. Crabbs had been recruited to plan and maintain the landscape- which resulted in making Beech Grove one of the finest examples of landscape architecture in the state.
Beech Grove remains committed to that ideal. Hence, the cemetery is a place of beauty and tranquility for the living as well as for those who have gone before. To help you enjoy the beauty of Beech Grove, we have self-guided walking tour as well as guided tours by appointment.
Beech Grove is a full-service cemetery offering land burial, and cremation burials. Over 44,000 people have chosen Beech Grove as their final resting place since 1841.
Administrative office hours are Monday- Friday 8:00am- 3:00pm.
The gates are opened at 8:00am and closed at dusk every day including Sundays and holidays.
If you would like information about pre-planning or availability of specific spaces in Beech Grove, one of our professional counselors will be able to help you. Please stop in the office or call 765.741.1352 to arrange a personal appointment.
Beech Grove maintains a building and maintenance fund through the City of Muncie. The Friends of Beech Grove Cemetery Society has established a perpetual care fund through the Muncie Delaware Community Foundation. Only the interest may be spent to help beautify the cemetery. The public may make donations and memorial gifts to this fund which are tax-deductible.