EXPERIENCE THE LINWOOD DIFFERENCE
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THE NATURAL BEAUTY OF THE BLUFFS OF THE MISSISSIPPI
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No other Cemetery offers the exceptional beauty and peacefulness of Linwood, with its gently rolling greens, old oak and fir trees, open sun lit fields, and the lovely view of the Mississippi. Fall visiting hours are
8:00 am to 6:00 pm daily
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​​AFFORDABLE
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Since 1875, the Linwood staff and Board of Directors' mission is to protect and support the sacred burial sites of its community members. The Linwood Team continues this legacy of dedication to provide reliable and respectful services and affordable pricing options.
LINWOOD AERIAL TOUR
Film by: Bob Felderman
At the request of the Linwood Cemetery Board of Directors, a flyover to provide aerial photographs was shot and sent to them to develop an updated layout for grave locations. Before the photographs were completed, a rain storm passed to the north of the city, and video was shot in 2023. In 2021, the photographer made some video and photographs as part of another assignment. This video is a compilation of Linwood Cemetery .
(C) Bob Felderman 2021 and 2023.
Linwood Cemetery Map
On October 5, 2024, the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, (SUVCW), planted the Liberty tree on the hillside overlooking the veteran's section at Linwood.
The Liberty tree is in celebration of the 250th year anniversary of the American Civil war that will be observed in 2026.
This is the first Liberty tree to be planted in Iowa. It is a burr oak, one of the trees to be recognized as a Liberty tree. A plaque has been ordered and will be placed at the base of the tree upon its arrival.
