Serving Pittsburgh families with dignity and care since 1835.
Over 190 years of history, now accessible online.
Founded in 1835 by St. Peter's Evangelical & Reformed Church, a member of the United Church of Christ, our cemetery has been a place of dignity and remembrance for Pittsburgh families for over 190 years.
Situated at 6933 Lemington Avenue in Pittsburgh, we have served generations of families across all walks of life, preserving the stories of those who shaped this city and this community.
Today, we honor that heritage with modern stewardship: digitized burial records stretching back to our founding, professional grounds care, and dedicated staff committed to serving families with compassion and respect.
Our records digitization project has made 8,176 burial records searchable online at no cost. Search by name, lot number, or section, and unlock full records including original scanned documents for $14.99.
From handwritten orders dating to the 1800s to modern interment records, our archive is the most comprehensive digitized record of St. Peter's Cemetery ever assembled.
All records are free to search. GPS plot coordinates are in progress, location data will be added as the mapping project advances.
Search the Archive Free →St. Peter's Cemetery is home to veterans from multiple generations of American service. We maintain records of veteran status for eligible interments and are actively working to verify and honor all veterans in our archive.
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Contact the OfficeSt. Peter's Cemetery has served this community for 190 years. Your contribution supports ongoing grounds maintenance, record preservation, and the continued dignity of every family we serve.
Our staff is here to assist with plot inquiries, burial scheduling, record requests, and general questions. We are here to help.