Historic Linden Grove Cemetery & Arboretum

05/28/2026

Linden Grove Cemetery & Arboretum is looking for someone to handle opening and closing of its gates. This would involve making sure no one is inside before closing and a daily commitment to either close, open or both. This is a 1099 position with pay based on each open or close and can earn upwards of $5K a year. Contact Rick Ludlum, Superintendent at [email protected] for further details.

05/25/2026

05.25.2026

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05/18/2026

Free Firewood
We have some fire wood at Historic Linden Grove Cemetery & Arboretum for fire pit, camping, etc. for the talking. Located next to Sexton House just into Holman Avenue gate.

04/25/2026

What a fantastic Arbor Day! Thank you Covington Urban Forestry Board and Bartlett Tree Experts - Cincinnati Ohio for the collaboration - so many seedlings and smiles given away today 😊🌳

03/21/2026

Spring is sprung! We are happy to see guests and furry friends after a long, cold winter. Tag us while visiting a loved one or simply soaking in the sun with your canine companion! We love seeing how our community interacts with the cemetery and arboretum 🌳🌤️

03/18/2026

Need some wood for your fire pit. Free for the taking. Next to Sexton House. Easy load.

02/11/2026

After 16 days, we are now back open and operating under normal winter hours.
They are:
Everyday, 9am-5pm til 5/1 then summer hours.
Enjoy your winter visit.

01/26/2026

Our gates will remain closed today. We don't do snow removal within the cemetery. Our roadway system which is primarily gravel is snow covered, unrecognizable and unable to navigate. It maybe a number of days. Stay warm.

01/24/2026

With our imminent snow storm upon us, our gates will be open this morning 9:00am and close at noon. We will remain closed until such time one can navigate the cemetery grounds. Stay safe.

09/24/2025

Hope you can be there!

Join us in just over a week for the Linden Grove Cemetery Tour, where history truly comes to life. As we walk the grounds, we’ll uncover the stories of the city’s founders, German immigrants, African American citizens, and everyday Covington residents. Established in 1843, this sacred ground reflects the triumphs, struggles, and enduring legacy of the community—offering a powerful glimpse into the vibrant and complex history of Covington.

Register now:
kentonlibrary.org/events