Welcome To The Horner’s Cemetery Web Site

Horner’s Cemetery is one of the oldest cemeteries in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, dating back to 1745.  The Cemetery is maintained by the Horner’s Cemetery Historical Society, a registered 501(c)(3) organization.  Volunteers are usually working most Saturday mornings from May until October, cutting grass, cleaning brush, and doing general maintenance. You are welcome to stop by, and someone will be glad to give you a tour and tell you about the histories of the Cemetery and some of the people who are buried there.

If you are visiting at another time, we suggest that you let us know so someone can be available to answer questions or give a tour. Please see our Contact Us page. We do ask that you refrain from visiting on Sunday mornings, so as not to disrupt our neighbors at God’s Missionary Church.

The Cemetery is closed from dusk until dawn year round, and anyone in the Cemetery after dark will be considered trespassing.

Two new State Tourism signs were recently installed near the cemetery!

Recently, two State Tourism signs were installed along Rt. 329 to help guide visitors to Horner’s Cemetery. Special thanks to Northampton County for the Hotel Tax Grant Award.