Ashland Cemetery

Hargadine Cemetery, located on Grant Street at the north end of Ashland, Oregon, is a historic burial ground nestled on a hillside overlooking the picturesque Rogue Valley. Established in 1867, it holds the graves of Ashland's pioneer citizens, including Robert and Martha Hargadine, W.C. and Elizabeth Myer, and John P. Walker. Over the years, the cemetery has been managed by various organizations, with the City of Ashland acquiring ownership in 1989. With its rich history and serene setting, Hargadine Cemetery serves as a final resting place for early Ashland settlers. Although it received limited attention in the past, efforts have been made to preserve and maintain the cemetery. While some graves receive privately funded perpetual care, the majority of the cemetery is now under the responsibility of the City of Ashland, ensuring its continued significance as a historical landmark.Generated from the website