List of cemeteries in Toronto

This is a list of cemeteries in Toronto.

Name	Location	Dates	Interments	Affiliation	Notes	Image
Armadale Free Methodist Cemetery	Armadale	1885–		Free Methodist
Bathurst Lawn Memorial Park	Newtonbrook	1929–		Jewish
Beth Tzedec Memorial Park	Westminster-Branson	1949–	4,414	Conservative Judaism	Owned by Beth Tzedec Congregation. Westminster Cemetery is located just to the west.
Bethel Cemetery	Scarborough Junction	1842		Non-denominational
Bingham Family Cemetery	Princess Gardens	1843–1973			Closed and graves moved to Riverside Cemetery. Now residential neighbourhood.
Christ Church St. James Memorial Garden & Cemetery	Mimico	1832–	500	originally Anglican; now non-denominational	Still active
Christie's Methodist Cemetery	L'Amoreaux	1846–1926		Methodist	Today in the parking lot of Bridlewood Mall.
Dawes Road Cemetery	Clairlea	1898	13,000	Jewish
Duchess Street Burying Ground	Moss Park	~1818–1911 or 1912	~263	Presbyterian	Linked to Knox Presbyterian Church after 1824, land granted in 1797 and active up to 1840s. The 0.5-acre lot was bounded by Duchess Street to the north, Stonecutters Lane to the east, up to 260 Richmond Street East to west and Britain Street to the north. Some 263 graves and markers were relocated to Toronto Necropolis in 1911 to 1912 but not all burials recovered as some were found outside the formal boundaries and found after last burials. Built over after closure and now site of commercial buildings with addresses on Richmond and Britain Streets.	-
Elia United Church Cemetery	Elia	1832–1957		United Church of Canada	Cemetery now parking lot but church remains on site. 20 head stones relocated to northside of church lot.
Emmanuel United Church Cemetery	Malvern	1868–1933		United Church of Canada	Cemetery for the village of Malvern.
Forest Lawn Mausoleum and Cremation Centre	Willowdale	1911–	2400+	Non-denominational	Owned by Park Lawn Corporation. Crematorium opened in 1980
Glendale Memorial Gardens	Rexdale	1952–		Non-denominational	Owned by Arbor Memorial Inc.
Highland Memory Gardens	Hillcrest	1953–	22,000	Non-denominational	Owned by Arbor Memorial Inc.
Holy Blossom Memorial Park	Cliffcrest	1929–	2449	Reform Judaism	Owned by Holy Blossom Temple
Islington Burying Grounds	Islington-City Centre West	1807			Oldest cemetery in Etobicoke.
Jones Avenue Cemetery	Leslieville	1883–	581	Orthodox Judaism	Second oldest Jewish cemetery in Toronto.
Knox United Church Cemetery	Agincourt	1844–		United Church of Canada
Lambton Hills Cemetery	Humber Valley Village	1910–	3,271	Jewish
Lakeshore Psychiatric Hospital Cemetery	Mimico	1892–1973	1525	Non-denominational
McCowan Road Cemetery	Cliffcrest	1933–	141	Orthodox Judaism
Melville Presbyterian Cemetery	West Hill	1852–		Presbyterian
Mount Hope Catholic Cemetery	Sunnybrook	1898–	76,000+	Roman Catholic	147 Commonwealth war graves from World War I and II
Mount Pleasant Cemetery	Moore Park, Toronto/Leaside	1876–	168,000	Non-denominational	Owned by Mount Pleasant Group of Cemeteries
Mount Sinai Memorial Park	Downsview	1935–	8,205	Jewish
Pape Avenue Cemetery	Leslieville	1849–1930s	293	Reform Judaism	First Jewish cemetery in Toronto. Owned by Holy Blossom Temple.
Park Lawn Cemetery	Etobicoke	1892–	49,000	Non-denominational	Owned by Park Lawn Corporation
Pine Hills Cemetery	Scarborough Junction	1928–		Non-denominational	Owner by Mount Pleasant Group of Cemeteries
Pine Ridge Cemetery	Humber Summit	1845–		Methodist
Potters Field	Yorkville	1825–1855		Non-denominational	First municipal cemetery, also known as the Strangers Burying Ground. Bodies mostly moved to the Necropolis after it was closed.
Prospect Cemetery	Earlscourt/Fairbank	1890–		Non-denominational	Owned by Mount Pleasant Group of Cemeteries
Resthaven Memorial Gardens	Cliffside	1925–	31,000	Non-denominational	Owned by Arbor Memorial Inc.
Renforth Baptist Cemetery	Eatonville	1838–		Baptist
Richview Memorial Cemetery	Richview	1853–		United Church of Canada	Today within the cloverleaf of highways 401 and 427.
Riverside Cemetery	Humber Heights	1892–		Non-denominational	Owned by Park Lawn Corporation
Roselawn Avenue Cemetery	Forest Hill	1905–	5,840	Jewish
Sanctuary Park Cemetery	Richview	1927–		Non-denominational	Owned by Park Lawn Corporation
Secor Memorial Park	Woburn	1800s		N/A – see Notes	Family cemetery of the settler Secor family. The Secors are Huguenots should be members of Reformed Church of France, but also married within the Dutch Reformed Church prior to arriving in the area. Today the cemetery is a park with a memorial cairn.
Sharon Cemetery	Etobicoke	1845–1955		Methodist	The Sharon United Church building was demolished in 1967, but the cemetery beside it remains.
St. Augustine's Seminary Cemetery	Cliffside	1942		Roman Catholic
St. James Cathedral Cemetery	St. Lawrence	1797–1844		Anglican	Original Anglican cemetery in Toronto.
St. James Cemetery	St. James Town	1844–		Non-denominational, originally Anglican
St. John's Cemetery Norway	Upper Beaches	1853–	80,000	Non-denominational, originally Anglican
St. John's York Mills	York Mills	1816–		Anglican	Village cemetery for York Mills. Canadian van Nostrand family monument is located here.
St. Michael's Cemetery	Deer Park	1855–	29,000	Roman Catholic	Oldest Catholic cemetery still in service.
St. Paul Anglican Church, L'Amoreaux	L'Amoreaux	1840s–		Anglican	Church built in 1841 and burned down 1935
St. Paul's Cemetery	Corktown	1822–1857		Roman Catholic	First Catholic cemetery in Toronto. Closed in 1857 and now buried under St. Paul Catholic School play yard on the south side of Queen Street East since 1959.
Strachan Avenue Military Burying Ground	West of Fort York National Historic Site	1863–1911	Approximately 150 soldiers, veterans, their wives and children	Divided into Protestant and Roman Catholic sections
Taber Hill	Woburn	1250 CE	472	Iroquois	Burial mound and oldest known burial ground in Toronto now part of a city park
Taylor Family	Old East York	c. 1839		Methodist	Attached to Don Mills United Church.
Toronto Necropolis	Cabbagetown	1850–	50,000+	Non-denominational	Owned by Mount Pleasant Group of Cemeteries
Victoria Memorial Square	Fashion District	1793–1863	400	N/A – Established as a military by the British Army station in York, Upper Canada	First European cemetery in Toronto. Abandoned and city park since 1880s, 17 markers remaining and restored in 2007–2011 and home to War of 1812 Monument.
Westminster Cemetery	Westminster-Branson	1926–		Non-denominational	Owned by Park Lawn Corporation. Beth Tzedek Memorial Park is located just to the east.
Willowdale Cemetery	North York City Centre	c. 1834		Methodist/United	Cemetery for the village chapel of Willowdale next to the former Willowdale Methodist Church that was demolished in 1956. West edge of the cemetery was removed for widening of Yonge Street in 1931 with some families relocating graves to other cemeteries. Cemetery lost much of the northern end beyond Horsham Avenue to a shopping plaza in 1950s.
York Cemetery	Willowdale	1948–		Non-denominational	Owned by Mount Pleasant Group of Cemeteries
York Mills Baptist Church Cemetery	104 York Mills Road	1833–1945	24	Baptist	Headstones are visible from York Mills Road, and lay protected behind a fence and hedge. Next door, at 106 York Mills Road, is the historic one-story church manse, now a private residence.