Sunnyside Cemetery is a civil war cemetery and, as a historical landmark, is the resting place of hundreds of soldiers. A visit here would definitely evoke nostalgic feelings as you admire gravestones that are more than a hundred years old. They also occasionally conduct tours and host local and cultural events at the cemetery that are enjoyable and very popular among the locals.
Website: longbeach.gov
Phone: (562) 595-9392
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of E Willow St and Lemon Ave
1095 E Willow St Long Beach, CA 90806 ·2188.79 mi
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yelpSomething very unique and rooted in the rich history of Long Beach, and also, free! We went in on a Saturday, parked under a tree, and was able to walk around undisturbed for over an hour. The...
MoreI pass by Sunnyside Cemetery all the time and have been so intrigued to check it out for all the years I've lived here and finally got to visit during the 30th Annual Historical Cemetery Tour...
MoreHistoric landmark-- the second oldest burial ground in Long Beach We attempted to visit the cemetery one evening around 8:00p but the gates were locked. We returned the next day in broad...
MoreThis review is for the annual Cemetery Tour, held by the Historical Society of Long Beach on the Saturday on or before Halloween. Research is done, scripts written, actors hired and costumed,...
MoreSunnyside is within walking distance from my work, so I spent many lunch breaks walking on the ground, contemplating about the past and my future. This cemetery is truly historic, with most of...
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