Wildwood Cemetery Co.

View across Wildwood Cemetery from a hillside, framed by pine branches, with the Williamsport valley and hills in the distance

History, Art, and Tranquility in the Hills of Williamsport

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What’s Happening

A granite obelisk and an angel statue monument surrounded by bright orange autumn foliage

Upcoming Events

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Snow-covered veterans' section of the cemetery with wreaths and American flags placed on rows of headstones

Support Our Cemetery

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Wide view of headstones across a green hillside at Wildwood Cemetery, with the Williamsport skyline and mountains in the background

Our Services

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Community Service

Keeping Wildwood Clean

Preservation is accomplished one step at a time. One of the most important aspects of maintaining our cemetery is reaching a proactive state rather than reactive.

  • Stone stair-step monument for the O.H. Randall family plot, built into a grassy hillside
    Before
  • Close view of the O.H. Randall family stair-step monument, showing the carved name and plot numbers
    After
  • A weathered stone staircase monument leading up a hillside, wet from rain, with mausoleums and headstones beyond
    Before
  • A cracked sandstone staircase monument on a hillside, with rows of headstones in the background
  • A moss-covered stone staircase monument partway through cleaning, with cleaning buckets and supplies left on the steps
    Before
  • The same stone staircase monument after cleaning, its steps restored to a lighter color
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The Road to Repair

Our staff are exploring different methods to keep road maintenance and repair consistent. If you’d like to sponsor a road repair, contact our office.

A snow-covered staircase monument with a posted sign reading Cemetery Closed Due to Dangerous Conditions, obelisks in the background

Monument Maintenance

As we continue to work through our cemetery, more and more headstones will eventually fail without proper maintenance. By contacting us to address issues early, our staff can ensure the safety of your monument.

  • A flat cemetery marker for Sarah Huling, wife of Daniel Repasz, laid on a table during headstone cleaning and restoration work
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Explore Wildwood History

A weathered stone angel statue with outstretched wings, framed by bright orange autumn leaves

Our Cultural Legacy

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A shelf of antique hand-bound cemetery record ledgers, labeled by section such as D. East and C. East

Historical Literature

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A group gathered at dusk among the trees and headstones for a candlelight reading ceremony

A Cemetery of Stories

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Two weathered iron cross grave markers on a grassy hillside scattered with fallen autumn leaves

The Grand Sections

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