Gisborne Cemetery
Address
110 Aitken Street, Gisborne, Victoria, 3437 Australia
Office hours
There is no office at this cemetery.
To book an appointment or meet a client services team member on site, please contact our main office on
Visiting hours
Open daily: 8:00am – 7:00pm
Daylight savings: 8:00am – 8:00pm
Vehicle access available
Overview of Cemetery
Gisborne Cemetery is a stunning setting that reflects the beauty of the Macedon Ranges.
This location features the Ironbark Memorial Walk; a remnant Ironbark Forest of stunning oak, cedar and pine trees. A self-guided walk through the cemetery provides the opportunity to visit graves of the district’s pioneers.
With a range of memorial options available, this location thoughtfully blends the old and new.
What we offer at this location
Burial options
Lawn Plaque Grave
Monumental Grave
Natural Grave
Cremation memorials
Personalised Garden Memorial
Memorial Bench Seat
Rose Memorial
Native Garden Memorial
Niche Wall
Celebration of life
Image gallery
Our history
Gisborne Cemetery was originally marked out in sections based on religious denomination. Its major feature of the site being remnant Iron Bark forest, and old European plantings of Oaks, Cedars, Pines and other unique trees.
Thanks to the early Gisborne Pioneers, the cemetery, encircled by trees and foliage, remains a pleasant place to visit, as if wrapped in its own little cocoon.
Records of the Public lands’ office dated 1858 outline the approval of the trustees of the Gisborne Cemetery on 30 September 1858, however the Parish map indicates the cemetery was gazetted in 1879.
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Our friendly client services team is here to help and welcomes any questions you may have. Caring for our communities is what we do best.