Introduction and Brief History
Established in 1809 after separating from Christ Church, St. Paul’s Cemetery in Alexandria, Virginia, marks the origin of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. With over 1,500 interments, including those of former church leaders like Rev. James T. Johnston and Rev. George H. Norton, it stands as a historical emblem, reflecting the rich heritage of the church and the local community.
Location and Visitation Rules
St. Paul’s Cemetery is at 601 Hamilton Lane, Alexandria, VA, 22314.
Hours: The cemetery is open from sunrise to sunset.
Operational Management
The Superintendent manages funeral services and supports bereaved families in organizing funerals. For assistance, please contact Andrew Blair, Managing Trustee of St. Paul’s Cemetery, at (202) 329-2531 or via email at andrewcarterblair@gmail.com.
Notable Burials
St. Paul’s Cemetery is the final resting place for many notable individuals who played significant roles in the history of Alexandria and the Episcopal Church. To learn more about the prominent interments at St. Paul’s Cemetery and explore their fascinating stories, please visit our St. Paul’s Cemetery Notable Burials page.
Plot Purchases
The cemetery currently has no plots for purchase or space in the columbarium.
