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King Memorial Park

Provider Type
Cemetery

Founded in 1973, as the countrys largest African American-owned and operated cemetery, King Memorial Parks 155 acres of mature gardens and rolling landscape are where memories are preserved. From the first seven-tier mausoleum ever constructed on an African American cemetery, to the one-of-a-kind Grand Heritage Chapel that seats 300 for a funeral or memorial service, to a columbarium garden, King Memorial Park is a beautiful backdrop to memorialize your loved one.

Website
http://www.kingmemorialpark.com
Phone
(410) 944-8300
Business Fax
(410) 944-5787
Contact Email
info@kingmemorialpark.com
Street Address
8710 Dogwood Avenue
City
Baltimore
State
MD
ZIP Code
21244
Provider Contact
Glynn Owens

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