Leave your mark at Laurel Hill Cemetery, while ensuring that the memory of your loved ones will be a part of our lasting history. The restored red brick pathway, just west of the Old Mortality sculptural group at Laurel Hill's Gatehouse entrance, leads visitors into the most historic section of the cemetery. The Medallion Gardens, originally called the Shrubbery by Laurel Hill's founders, houses the final resting place of our first burial in 1836.

The Friends of Laurel Hill & West Laurel Hill Cemeteries offer individuals a meaningful way to honor those both living and deceased through our "Brand a Brick" Program, in which any member of the public can sponsor one or more bricks along the pathway. In tum, sponsors receive the right to personalize their brick(s) with the names of their parents, children, partners or beloved pets. Bricks can also be customized to include quotes and messages that may bear special meaning to the sponsor.

YOUR MESSAGE WILL BE CENTERED ON UP TO THREE LINES OF TEXT, WITH A LIMIT OF SIXTEEN CHARACTERS (INCLUDING SPACES AND SYMBOLS) PER LINE.

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Line 2

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After purchasing an inscription, you will be sent a form to fill out and return. The brick will be inscribed and installed in the cemetery automatically.