Fleetwood Cemetery
Fleetwood Cemetery situated on Beach Road, Fleetwood and it is the oldest and largest cemetery in the Borough. It was opened in September 1841 with the first listed burial taking place in 1845. The total area of the cemetery is 16.9 acres containing areas for Church of England, Non-Conformist and Roman Catholic interments, with special areas designated for the interment of Cremated Remains and more recently a Baby Section and Garden of Remembrance.
Download a Map of Fleetwood Cemetery.
Thanks to the National History Society we have a listing of all the memorial inscriptions from headstones sited within the older sections of the cemetery.
The development of a new cremated remains area provided an additional 185 grave spaces for up to six caskets in each. The remaining land within the cemetery is designated for Church of England burials. This was Consecrated with an official ceremony performed by the Bishop of Lancaster in April 2002 (as pictured).
There is a map of the Cemetery on the Chapel Wall to assist you in locating Sections. However the Grounds Maintenance staff will be only too pleased to help with any query regarding locating a particular grave space number
Location
Fleetwood Cemetery can be found at:
- Fleetwood Cemetery
Beach Road
Fleetwood
Lancashire
FY7 8PH
For related information, go to the Cemeteries page.
