Cemetery #219879
Georgetown University Jesuit Cemetery
Also known as Georgetown University Jesuit Community Cemetery
0
documented records
≈ 55–110
approx. capacity (graves)
2,740 m²
cemetery area · 0.68 acres
Oct 18, 2026
last modified
About this cemetery
The Jesuit Community Cemetery on the Georgetown University campus in Washington, D.C., was originally established in 1808 at the southern end of Healy Hall. The first person buried there was Thomas Kelly, S.J., on August 16, 1808. It was later laid out in its present location north of the Old North Building, between Harbin Hall and the Intercultural Center, and is reserved for Jesuits.
Cemetery location
GPS coordinates: 38.908339° N, 77.073483° W Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)
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Nearby cemeteries
The closest other burial grounds listed on EveryStone.
- Georgetown Visitation Monastery Cemetery 140 m away · Washington
- Holy Rood Cemetery 1.1 km away · Washington
- Oak Hill Cemetery 1.5 km away · Washington DC
- Mt. Zion Cemetery 1.7 km away · Northwest Washington Washington
- Arlington National Cemetery 2.9 km away · Arlington
- Donaldson Family Graveyard 4.1 km away · Ballston - Virginia Square
- Columbia Gardens Cemetery 4.5 km away · Arlington County
- Eldbrooke Methodist Cemetery 4.5 km away · Washington
- Mount Olivet Cemetery 4.6 km away · Arlington
- Mount Salvation Baptist Church Cemetery 4.7 km away · Arlington
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How big is Georgetown University Jesuit Cemetery?
Georgetown University Jesuit Cemetery covers about 2,740 m² (0.7 acres), about the size of 10 tennis courts. It is the 3rd smallest of the 23 cemeteries we list in District of Columbia.