My mom is buried in Crown Hill Cemetery. Whenever I've visited her grave I couldn't help but notice the art works scattered about and the wonderful sense I feel as I drive through the older areas. This is a huge, beautifully-kept, record of Indiana's history. I want to take a special tour offered by Crown Hill someday. More

Great old-style cemetary with unusual gravestones, etc. John Dillinger is buried there. More

You wouldn't think of most cemeteries as destinations, but this is one that should be. The land is hilly and beautifully landscaped. Crown Hill is known for its many different trees. There are many lovely grave monuments and famous (and some infamous) inhabitants. More

From Presidents, to poets, leaders in industry and even the FBI's most wanted man, famous people galore rest in Crown Hill Cemetary. They offer tours which I have never been on but, I prefer to wander and find the interesting things on my own. Most of the interesting tombstones, and people, are on the south side of 38th st. Crown... More

Stars plots everywhere. Plenty of room to walk and enjoy yourself. More

The cemetery is very large, it is like a park. Just riding the bike or jogging around is good. There are several famous graves there, among them a past US President, a poet and author, and criminal (Dillinger). It rests int he middle of city, not far from another really nice park, the Indianapolis Museum of Art. More

It was an interesting way to spend some time. There was some nice statues and plenty of squirrels running around the grounds. The place is huge so have an idea of what you want to see when you get there; I had to get my cell phone out to look up the location of John Dillinger's grave (Section 44). More

Crown Hill Cemetary may be an unusual choice for a stroll in the city. Let me assure you that you will find it to be a most pleasant walk indeed. The grounds are large and quite open with many large trees. One sees the final resting places of all sorts of distinguished and not-so-distinguished Indianapolitans. The section south of 38th... More

Yes! One of the nations largest cemeteries, it's a 150 year old cemetery that is still growing. Much Indiana history here, from the Civil War to the present day. Lot's of famous "residents". Check at the office for information on walking tours. More