The Fall City Cemetery Association has proudly unveiled a new entrance sign at the historic Fall City Cemetery. The new sign, designed to both honor the history of the site and provide a welcoming landmark, was installed recently with funding support from the Fall City Community Association, the Fall City Historical Society, and a grant from 4Culture.
The history of Fall City Cemetery is deeply rooted in the early pioneer days of the community. Before its formal establishment in 1899, settlers often buried loved ones on their own land. The cemetery unofficially began after a nameless boarder passed away at The Landing (the original name for Fall City), prompting the need for a communal resting place. The Cemetery has long been a place of reflection, remembrance, and community heritage.
“We’re grateful for support from the Fall City Community Association, the Fall City Historical Society, and 4Culture whose contributions allowed us to complete a project that benefits residents today and preserves history for the future” said Ron Johnson, a representative of the Fall City Cemetery Association.
Community members are invited to visit the cemetery and see the new sign, which stands as a symbol of partnership, history, and pride in Fall City’s enduring story.
