Comet Lodge Cemetery

"Comet Lodge Cemetery in Seattle offers a serene and historic final resting place. Nestled in the Beacon Hill neighborhood, it provides a peaceful atmosphere for reflection and remembrance. With its lush greenery and well-maintained grounds, it honors the departed while inviting visitors to appreciate its tranquility. A place of solace amidst the city bustle."

"Very chill location. Looks pretty well maintained for being open land. Had a nice vibe to it. Only complaint is the tough landscape for walking around. Very uneven surfaces and horrible for my knees and ankles. Would visit again but will need to watch my step!"

"Once a Duwamish Indian cemetery, it was then converted to a pioneer cemetery for Seattle's earliest citizens."

"I have relatives buried here and I love reading about the history, I know I've seen a map of where the historic graves are but I can't seem to find it online now. Thank you for those that have worked for its preservation over the years."

"I was born in 1951 and I grew up 1 block away from this cemetery and as children we walked thru and played in this cemetery all of the time; it was never kept up although there were many headstones; I have no idea if the bodies still remained or if they had been removed. I suspect this cemetery was the final resting place of early settlers of Seattle. This photo has inspired me to return to this place and see it again for the first time."