With 17 miles of roadway at Forest Lawn, crews must patch, plow and maintain the roads. The Scajaquada Creek runs through the cemetery as well, creating the only waterfall in the City of Buffalo.

Buffalo's Forest Lawn Cemetery features famous residents like Millard Fillmore, Rick James, Shirley Chisholm and Willis Carrier. Take a look inside the history cemetery at 175 years old.

Forest Lawn Cemetery CEO Julie R. Snyder talks about how the iconic cemetery fits into the city's landscape and history as it celebrates 175 years since the first burial.

A new coffee table book produced by Forest Lawn Cemetery achieves a trifecta of goals; it commemorates the cemetery’s 175th anniversary, celebrates the storied history of the Queen City and ...

Johnathan White is a docent at Forest Lawn Cemetery and says one of the most popular spots for visitors is a tribute to Nelson Blocher who is said to have died from a "broken heart".

Forest Lawn Cemetery remains one of the region's big tourist attractions, with a history dating back to 1849.

Located in the heart of Buffalo, Forest Lawn Cemetery stands as a serene testament to the city's rich history and natural beauty.

Julie Snyder leads all aspects of Forest Lawn, including the historic 269-acre cemetery adjacent to Frederick Law Olmsted’s Delaware Park and its cremation company.

It's one of Buffalo's most beautiful places, and people can have the opportunity to get a closer look with their walking tours at Forest Lawn Cemetery.

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People from all over the world visit Buffalo’s Forest Lawn Cemetery, in search of historic knowledge, wildlife, funerary art, and architecture (see mausoleums). A stroll (or bike ride) through ...