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- Eugene Pioneer Cemetery
Our online burial records system enables families, visitors and the public to locate gravesites and other points of interest throughout the cemetery
- History - Eugene Pioneer Cemetery
A National Historic Cemetery City of Eugene landmark, the Eugene Pioneer Cemetery was established in 1872 by the Spencer Butte Lodge No 9 International Order of Oddfellows
- Self-Guided Tour - Eugene Pioneer Cemetery
Use the interactive map or list below to take a self-guided tour of the Eugene Pioneer Cemetery 26 sites are featured, including 22 graves (highlighted in red) and 4 Heritage Roses (highlighted in green)
- Smith Vault─ The Legend of the only Above Ground Tomb in the Cemetery . . .
For more than 100 years this unmarked crypt has stood apart from all other memorials in the cemetery Unusual for the region, the above ground grave has been a source of curiosity and mystery over the years
- About – Eugene Pioneer Cemetery
The powers of the Association are exercised by or under the authority of the Board of Directors, and the business affairs of the Association are controlled by its Board of Directors The Eugene Pioneer Cemetery Association Board of Directors consists of a maximum of nine members Effort is made to nominate and elect Directors to represent the following constituencies: Five Directors who are
- Contact – Eugene Pioneer Cemetery
Location: Eugene Pioneer Cemetery 1001 East 18th Ave Eugene, OR 97403 Phone: 541-334-1196
- Dr. William Kuykendall – Eugene Pioneer Cemetery
In 1934, family patriarch Dr William Kuykendall passed away at his residence on 1265 Willamette Street At the time of his death he was president of the Eugene Hospital and Clinic Kuykendall had practiced medicine for 56 years, 46 of them in Eugene “His greatest care was the happiness of others,” remembered friends and family
- Benjamin F. Dorris (1829-1915) – Eugene Pioneer Cemetery
In actuality, Benjamin Dorris died at age 85 in his office in Eugene Heart trouble was listed as the cause of death To honor the Dorris family’s contributions to the EPC, the main east-west gravel road in our cemetery (i e , the one you come in on) is named “Dorris Avenue ”
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