Sunnyside Cemetery

I don't know who's buried there there's a lot of people that when California was being started in other words the Wild Wild West days wagon trains and there were no cars they rode horses that's how old that cemetery is and if you drive through there at night it's very spooky especially on a windy night it's a very haunted cemetery I'm sure of it I've seen ghosts there while driving by I also think when they bury the dead there they had them in a coach the coffins were put in a old fashioned coach drawn by horses the road inside the cemetery is very old and narrow not built for cars

First call the cemetery to make arrangements then seek out a head stone manufacturer.. there is a company on cherry between harding and market

Carol, if you will please call my office at 5625959392 and leave your phone number there with me I will return that call and we can talk about your situation. You did not give me very much information to go on. Sincerely Mike Miner

No. Sunnyside Mausoleum is located at what is now Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Long Beach), about 4 miles Northeast of Sunnyside Cemetery. This Forest Lawn property was formerly known as Sunnyside Memorial Park. The similar names are frequently confused.

There is a large map posted in a window of the cemetery office building. It shows plot numbers, but not names of people. A complete photo survey of Sunnyside Cemetery was completed a couple years ago and photos of all existing markers posed on www.findagrave.com.

Yes, they are showing the movie Halloween on the 31st.