
Columbia Cemetery

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Columbia Cemetery Conservation Corps received first “Betty Chronic Preservation in Action Award”
The City of Boulder Parks and Recreation Department’s Columbia Cemetery Conservation Corps has been selected to receive the first “Betty Chronic Preservation in Action Award” during Historic Boulder, Inc.’s annual membership meeting and awards ceremony from 4-6:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 14 at the Millennium Harvest House, 1345 28th St. [Read more]
Columbia Cemetery's "Jane Doe" Identified as Dorothy Gay Howard
Previously unidentified murder victim whose gravestone reads, "Jane Doe, April 1954, age about 20 years" was recently determined by the Boulder County Sheriff's Office to be Dorothy Gay Howard, from Phoenix AZ. [More]
About Columbia Cemetery
Situated on 10.5 acres at Ninth and Pleasant Streets, the cemetery is a virtual "Who's Who" of early Boulder--a historic, cultural, and artistic resource containing the remains of many of our city's founders and pioneers.
Nearly 6,500 persons are interred in Columbia Cemetery. The gravestones are not simply inanimate markers of granite, marble, sandstone, or metal--they are narratives that reveal provocative clues about who we were, how we lived and died, what shaped our values, attitudes, and traditions. The epitaphs, engravings, and decorations provide insight into the minds and hearts of the hardy pioneers that have helped to make Boulder and Colorado what they are today.We invite you to browse the various links below to enhance your understanding and appreciation of Boulder's historic pioneer cemetery.
Click on a letter below to browse surnames beginning with that letter:
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Cemetery Index courtesy of Boulder Genealogical Society.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 30 March 2010 12:48