Welcome to the Garden of Remembrance Memorial Park located in

Montgomery County, Maryland.

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Spring at the Garden of RemembranceEach season has its own uniqueness at the Garden of Remembrance, in Clarksburg, Maryland. The sun’s rays are shining a little brighter with each passing day. The sky is turning a deep blue. An early spring has arrived at the Garden, where thousands of trees, shrubs and flowers will soon be bursting with the vibrant colors of the season. Visit and take in the beauty of the present while you honor the memory of the past. Stroll along paved walkways lined with maturing trees. Stop and rest for a moment at a comfortable bench near a garden bed. And experience the serenity of a quiet countryside setting. If you haven’t visited our garden, arrange for a tour today.

As a full service partner to you and your family, we offer a wide selection of upright granite memorials, and granite or bronze foot markers, with the largest selection in the Washington DC area.We take pride in being able to care for all of your decision making concerns, right here at the Garden.

Our grounds are open every day except Shabbat and the first day of major Jewish holidays. For additional information and assistance call our Help Line at 301.428.3000.

Spring 2012

The Garden of Remembrance Welcomes Temple Emanuel

Temple Emanuel, in Kensington, Maryland, has just joined the Garden of Remembrance as our 22nd partner congregation. Along with 21 other congregations in the Washington Metro area and hundreds unaffiliated with a congregation, it has made the Memorial Park the cemetery of choice in our local Jewish community. Emanuel members will be offered interment rights in their own congregational area within the Garden of Remembrance.

Since the year of its founding by the leadership of the Washington Hebrew Congregation, with the support of many other Jewish leaders in the Washington community, the Garden of Remembrance has grown as a symbol of a unified community, the site of traditional ceremonies that bring people together to reflect and remember.

Pear trees at the Garden of Remembrance

Spring & Summer

The Garden of Remembrance stands out in it's natural landscaping of over 152 close-in acres in a rolling countryside setting. Read more»

Winter

A place to remember your loved ones, any time of year. Read more...»

Fall

A quiet view around every corner. See our photo gallery»
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