Oak Hill Cemetery in Plymouth, Indiana is a long-established community cemetery located at 1300 Chester Street. Serving Plymouth and the surrounding region for generations, Oak Hill Cemetery has been a meaningful site of remembrance and reflection for families in the area, preserving local heritage while providing a peaceful final resting place for loved ones.
The cemetery features traditional burial plots and is maintained under the city's cemetery regulations, which guide the layout of monuments, landscaping, and grounds care to honor both visitors and those interred there.
Yes. A quitclaim deed (notarized) is necessary and needs to be registered at the Cemetery. Cemetery staff will prepare the quitclaim deed at the Cemetery Office.
Graves go to the children, then the grandchildren. All family members must agree in writing to any changes.
The owner.
No. The cemetery is responsible.
The owner of the stone.
Yes. Mon-Fri, 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
The cemetery staff.
The “Spring Clean” is in the month of March. The dates are advertised in the local newspaper, posted on this website, and posted on the City of Plymouth, IN-Mayor's Office Facebook page.