We went here last summer of 2018. We liked to how cool the place looked. Nothing to dislike about this place.

Wow, this tiny, very old (established in 1855) cemetery is a great little place to visit on a warm morning in this Detroit neighborhood. It has only one access point off east Lahser Road, a U-shaped road at its entrance. Early Blues fans must visit Mount Hazel Cemetery. The late, great Blues artist, Son House is buried here. His family marker is nestled next to a beautiful black marble piece that speaks to the gift this man was to music. Though there is no cemetery office, the Son House site is prominently displayed and should be no problem to find. Walk around a bit. Many of the markers are Civil War era pieces too.