Windsor Grove Cemetery (Windsor, Ontario)
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Established in 1866 when Windsor was a small town, the cemetery is the final resting place of many notable citizens including;
Samuel S. MacDonell - the first Mayor of Windsor in 1858
Gordon McGregor - he helped establish Ford Canada in 1904
Frederick Scott Seagave - successful fire truck manufacturer.
Landscaped with parklike grounds the Windsor Grove has a sister cemetery, Windsor Memorial Gardens Cemetery & Cremation Centre opened in 1968 at 1100 Division Road. The cemetery features memorials to WW I and WW II veterans and a mausoleum built in 1930 which was designated a heritage property by the City of Windsor.
Samuel S. MacDonell - the first Mayor of Windsor in 1858
Gordon McGregor - he helped establish Ford Canada in 1904
Frederick Scott Seagave - successful fire truck manufacturer.
Landscaped with parklike grounds the Windsor Grove has a sister cemetery, Windsor Memorial Gardens Cemetery & Cremation Centre opened in 1968 at 1100 Division Road. The cemetery features memorials to WW I and WW II veterans and a mausoleum built in 1930 which was designated a heritage property by the City of Windsor.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 42°18'22"N 83°1'24"W
- Woodmere Cemetery 10 km
- Mount Olivet Cemetery 14 km
- Grand View Cemetery 25 km
- Roseland Park Cemetery 26 km
- Holy Sepulchre Catholic Cemetery 31 km
- Parkview Memorial Cemetery 31 km
- White Chapel Cemetery 34 km
- Michigan Memorial Park 34 km
- Perry Mount Park 45 km
- Sunset Hills and River Rest Cemeteries 102 km
- South Central 0.8 km
- Downtown Windsor 1 km
- Ottawa Street Village 1 km
- Jackson Park 1.3 km
- Canadian Pacific Railway - Windsor Yard 1.4 km
- Walkerville 1.6 km
- Lakeshore Interchange 1.6 km
- South Walkerville 1.8 km
- Bridgeview / West Windsor 2.3 km
- South Cameron 2.7 km