Enumclaw Evergreen Memorial Park is located near the intersection of SE 416th and 200th Avenue SE, outside of Enumclaw on 25 beautiful acres.
Evergreen Memorial Park offers a wide variety of services and products, including a mausoleum. The Park is governed by the Cemetery Board and operated by Weeks' Funeral Homes. 
The consolidated Enumclaw  Evergreen Memorial Park include sections separately established late in the  19th  century. At first, what is now Evergreen was the new (then unnamed)  Enumclaw  cemetery and the Catholic Holy Cross Cemetery, the third of a succession of Catholic cemeteries in this predominantly mining community. The City of Enumclaw assumed the city cemetery from the Evergreen Cemetery  Association in 1958. The  two cemeteries merged by annexation of Holy Cross by the city in 1971 as a  public cemetery but the boundaries can still be  visualized from an old tree line  which bisects the cemetery grounds. The  consolidated cemetery is now known in  its entirety as Evergreen Memorial Park.
Earliest burials date from establishment in 1890, but older stones can be found  pertaining to remains  transferred from several locations in the vicinity. The cemetery remains active  and public, with both an endowment care fund and a cemetery beautification fund  maintained by the city treasurer. Rules are enumerated in the Enumclaw Municipal  Code, Chapter 2.70.  
Office hours are from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday  through Thursday. For more information about Evergreen Memorial Park, please
call (360) 825-2633. 

Gated Entrance

Bible Niche Walls

 Enumclaw Pioneer Cemetery Tour
at Enumclaw Evergreen Memorial Park
2016 Date to be announced
Tour Guide: Enumclaw Historian & Author Louise Poppelton
Presented by: Mary Fell Stevenson Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution & Dar's National Day of Service
For more information contact: Jeannette Caroll 253-630-6181