Since Forest Lawn's inception in 1906, our primary focus has been honoring your loved ones. In John Llewellyn's new book, Birth of a Cemetery: Forest Lawn Memorial-Park, the former President & CEO shares the story of the origins of the first location in Glendale and the memorial-park concept. You can watch his interview with KTLA below where he gives insight into our rich history. | Forest Lawn

Visiting the grave of John Ritter at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. #famousgraves #celebritygraves #cemetery #hollywood | Freyzel Productions

Come along with us to learn the history of the Forest Lawn Cemetery during one of their Trolley Tours. Forest Lawn, was Buffalo's first rural cemetery. In 1849, when it was first established, it was only 80 acres of land and since has grown to 269 acres. Forest Lawn was designed to be a beautiful place for passed ones to rest, as well as a space to enjoy some of the beautiful monuments and scenery. Some people even come here for walks, runs and picnics. Every Sunday now through October, Forest L

Ever toured a cemetery where the dead tell you their own stories? 👀⚰️ Forest Lawn’s trolley tours run every Saturday Sunday at 12:30pm & 2:30pm — and they’re one of Buffalo’s most underrated summer things to do. 🎟️ Tickets = $20 🚌 Climate-controlled trolley = minimal walking 🎭 Live actors bring historic Buffalonians back to life 🌳 269 acres of history, art, architecture & nature Famous names buried here: Rick James, President Millard Fillmore, Shirley Chisholm, Red Jacket & more. 📍Location