Wenatchee City Cemetery including Home of Peace and Hillcrest Mausoleums

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Chelan County,1804 N Western Avenue. Wenatchee, WA 98801 USA
(509) 888-3223
Lat: 47º 24′ 45″ N, Lon: 120º 19′ 29″ W
T22N R20E SEC 10
Wenatchee City Cemetery is located southwest of the intersection of N. Western Ave. and Maiden Lane in Wenatchee, Chelan County, WA comprising Sections 29 and 32, T23N, R20E. The Wenatchee Cemetery first operated as a private facility, with the earliest sales dating back to August 1895. Also beginning around 1895, remains from private burial grounds throughout the Wenatchee Valley were relocated to this new, permanent location. In 1916 Members of Dan McCook Post #105 and the Women’s Relief Corps #15, Department of Washington and Alaska erected a monument honoring Grand Army of the Republic veterans.
 Affiliated with the Cemetery but located at 850 South Miller Avenue, is the Home Of Peace Mausoleum. It was constructed in 1916. The private Cemetery operated on its own until it could no longer keep pace with demand and the growth of the community. In 1929, the City of Wenatchee acquired and began operating the facility. In 1944 the property for the Veteran Memorial Section was purchased and developed. In 1948, the section was dedicated to all war veterans. The Veterans Memorial Monument was sponsored by the Veterans Organizations and Auxiliary Groups and unveiled on Memorial Day, 1953.
Located on the west side of the Cemetery is Babyland. This section was dedicated in 1947. Lullabyland is the newest baby section and is located at the North end of the Cemetery. The Hillcrest Mausoleum was dedicated in 1963. It contains both crypts and cremation niches. A cremation niche wall is located southwest of the Mausoleum. It was created in 2006. In-ground cremation plots are also available in both Section F and the Veterans Section. A new Cemetery office building was constructed in 2018.
Wenatchee City Cemetery may also be searched at “https://maps.wenatcheewa.gov/portal/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=b876bc691fa0482e9494839a282e4814”>Wenatchee City Government tcheewa.gov) 
There is a search “name of deceased” in the upper right corner. Search and click on the name of the deceased and a window will appear listing the Section, Lot and Grave of the burial.  You will have to scroll down to get the complete information.
This is the largest cemetery in the WAGS collection. The Wenatchee City Cemetery data listing includes data from two mausoleums. The ‘Cemetery’ column in the data table uses the abbreviations shown below for this cemetery table. All other cemeteries use their full commonly used names in the ‘Cemetery’ column. If you de-select these three cemeteries for the CEMETERY Column, the entire Master Cemetery Table becomes available and you can filter for any cemetery in the WAGS Collection.

HCM – Hillcrest Mausoleum

HPM – Home of Peace Mausoleum

WenCC – Wenatchee City Cemetery

The Custom SEARCH Builder ‘Add Condition’ Button filter above the data table is used to search (filter) data in any or all column(s) of the data table. You select the columns needed to limit your search. Use the Clear ‘X’ or ‘Clear All’ button to clear out any prior search text you have entered to start over.

Use the ‘CEMETERY’ selection box to select a specific cemetery; not selecting a cemetery will list all data from all cemeteries. Clear a selected cemetery using the ‘X’ on the right; once cleared all data from all cemeteries will again show.

Use the ‘+’ button on the left of any row to better view data using a pop-up window versus the wrapped text in each cell of the table.
The normal table SEARCH box on the top right is used to search for data in ANY column. No need to use ‘wildcard’ characters in your searching or filtering, the search filters do that automatically, therefore don’t put too much info in the custom or normal search filter boxes; it could cause nothing to be found; start with just a few characters in the search boxes and work up from there.
You can PRINT, download in CSV format, or copy to the clipboard the displayed records.
Use the ‘Show Entries’ pulldown to control how many rows of data to display on each page.  Always check the print preview and verify the number of pages you want to print.
NAMEBIRTH DateBIRTH PLACEDEATH DATEDEATH PLACEGRAVE LOCATIONCOMMENTSCEMETERYLOCATION IN LIBRARYAGEID NoSEXVETSERVICEARRANGER OWNERFUNERAL HOMEMARKERPLAT BK NoYEARFind A GraveDbIndx (key)
NAMEBIRTH DateBIRTH PLACEDEATH DATEDEATH PLACEGRAVE LOCATIONCOMMENTSCEMETERYLOCATION IN LIBRARYAGEID NoSEXVETSERVICEARRANGER OWNERFUNERAL HOMEMARKERPLAT BK NoYEARFind A GraveDbIndx (key)