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Join us Saturday, May 17th at 9 am- 1:30 pm for our Spring Cleanup, Lunch and Annual Meeting! Help us preserve Santa Fe’s historic cemetery! We need your help with cleaning grave stones, removing old decorations and would love to hear your stories.

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Honoring the Past, Preserving for the Future

Find a Grave! Click here.

Home to some of Santa Fe’s most notable and vibrant residents. Click here to read about some.

Fairview Cemetery, established in 1884, is the oldest non-Catholic cemetery in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Covering 4 acres off Cerrillos Road, Fairview Cemetery is a tranquil refuge adorned with old shade trees and fragrant lilacs in spring. It contains approximately 3,700 documented burials, including many prominent Santa Fe residents and New Mexico historical figures. Some of the oldest gravestones date back to the 1860s, belonging to individuals originally interred in the downtown Masonic and Odd Fellows graveyard and later moved to Fairview between 1895 and 1901.

Recognized for its historical significance, Fairview Cemetery was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2005. Today, the Fairview Cemetery Preservation Association operates the cemetery as a nonprofit 100% volunteer organization, working to maintain and preserve this important piece of Santa Fe’s history.

For those interested in becoming part of this historic site, through volunteering or for infomation on available burial plots. Please email fairviewcemeterysantafe@gmail.com.

Honoring Lives and Cherishing Memories

Visit the Cemetery: 8am-dusk

Google Map Link Click here. Fairview Cemetery is located at 1134 Cerrillos Road, on the west side of the intersection of Cerrillos Road and Cordova Road in Santa Fe New Mexico.