Hollywood Cemetery

The Tulip Poplar is the largest tree by volume in the cemetery. Also known as the yellow poplar, this tree is among the tallest deciduous hardwood trees in North America, growing between 60 and 150 feet tall. 🔗Learn more at hollywoodcemetery.org/visit/natural-… 📷Bill Draper Photography

It’s the first thing you see when you walk in. 🏠 The Superintendent’s House, originally built in Queen Anne style in 1894 and rebuilt in 1895, sits just inside the cemetery gates.

Read the reasoning behind why Rachael Watman, owner of Swann's End Flowers, created this series, and view her upcoming spring workshops (with more to come later this year!) 🔗Learn more and find RSVP info at hollywoodcemetery.org/visit/events 📷Bill Draper Photography

On the last Tuesday of April, join us for the annual ceremony honoring fifth President James Monroe. 📅Tuesday, April 28 @ 11:00am - 12:30pm 💲This event is free to the public. 🔗Learn more at hollywoodcemetery.org/visit/events

The Red-winged Blackbird is mostly found in wetlands but is also commonly seen perched on wires year-round in Hollywood Cemetery. 🔗Find the answer in our National Treasure Guides at hollywoodcemetery.org/visit/natural-… 📷 Bill Draper Photography

"An optimist is the human personification of spring." —Susan J. Bissonette 📷Bill Draper Photography

Dogwoods hold a special place in Virginia as both the state flower and state tree. In spring, their large, vibrant blooms in shades of white, pink, and red last for weeks and create a stunning display to start the new season. 🔗Learn more at hollywoodcemetery.org/visit/natural-…

Spring is the perfect time for a three-wheeled tour of Hollywood Cemetery from @RVATukTuk! Tuk Tuks are 100% electric and open-air, allowing you to view the cemetery firsthand while safely seated in a covered vehicle.🛺 🔗Book your private tour at hollywoodcemetery.org/visit/plan-you…

A Richmond native, Fanny Crenshaw (1890–1984) attended Virginia Randolph Ellett’s school, now known as St. Catherine’s, before going on to Bryn Mawr College. 🔗Learn more in our Prominent Women Virtual Tour at hollywoodcemetery.org/visit/virtual-…

Thanks to daylight saving time, there's now an extra hour to explore Hollywood Cemetery! Come wander our historic grounds and take in some of Richmond’s most stunning views. Click the Plan Your Visit link in our bio for everything else you need to know before visiting.

Although we're excited to see the beginnings of spring, we can't deny the beauty of the cemetery under the winter snow! Thank you for visiting, @ lookuprichmond (via Instagram). 📷Share your favorite photos from Hollywood Cemetery and tag us to be featured on our social media.

Hollywood Cemetery’s history and beauty are meant to be enjoyed by everyone, and because it remains an active cemetery, we kindly ask visitors to be mindful and respectful. For cemetery rules and guidelines, visit hollywoodcemetery.org/visit/plan-you… 📷: Bill Draper Photography

American Redstarts are small, energetic songbirds known for their striking flashes of orange (in males) or yellow (in females). This lively warbler uses quick, darting movements to catch insects midair. 🔗Learn more at hollywoodcemetery.org/visit/natural-…

March is Women's History Month! Follow along as we highlight prominent women laid to rest in Hollywood Cemetery. Ellen Glasgow (1873–1945) was a Richmond-born novelist known for her realistic portrayals of life in the American South 🔗Learn more at hollywoodcemetery.org/visit/virtual-…

Here’s a quick rundown of some events happening at Hollywood Cemetery! 👨‍💼Presidential Wreath Laying workshop | April 25 🌕Full Moon Tour | May 1 🌳Spring Tree Tour | May 2 🌷Cradle Graves Floral workshop | May 16 🔗Find RSVP info and more at hollywoodcemetery.org/visit/events

The Magnolia tree is known for its fragrant spring blooms and large green foliage year-round, which could be happening in just a few weeks! 🔗Learn more by visiting our Natural Treasure Guide at hollywoodcemetery.org/visit/natural-… 📷: Bill Draper Photography

One of the latest projects at Hollywood Cemetery is the restoration of two hand-drawn maps outlining the cemetery’s layout in its earliest stage of development. 🗺️ 👉Read more at tinyurl.com/3u9j4zv4

Hollywood Cemetery continues to serve individuals and families. Our staff is ready to guide you with care and compassion during the burial process. Please contact the cemetery office by calling (804) 648-8501 or emailing info@hollywoodcemetery.org. 📷: Bill Draper Photography

Did you know that all of the info you need before visiting, including our hours of operation, parking details, and general cemetery guidelines, can be found in one convenient place? 🔗Find all the info you need at hollywoodcemetery.org/visit/plan-you… 📷: Bill Draper Photography

Dreaming of spring in the cemetery🌼🌷☀️ 📷: Bill Draper Photography