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Mt. Zion Cemetery

Also known as Mount Zion Cemetery

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documented records

≈ 180–370

approx. capacity (graves)

9,210 m²

cemetery area · 2.28 acres

Oct 18, 2026

last modified

About this cemetery

Mount Zion Cemetery in Georgetown, Washington, D.C., began as the Old Methodist Burying Ground, dated to 1808 by the National Park Service and to 1809 by another source. It is named for Mount Zion United Methodist Church, the city's oldest Black congregation. The adjacent Female Union Band Society Cemetery came over time to be called collectively Mount Zion Cemetery.

Cemetery location

GPS coordinates: 38.911456° N, 77.054024° W Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)

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How big is Mt. Zion Cemetery?

Mt. Zion Cemetery covers about 9,210 m² (2.3 acres), about the size of 2 American football fields. It is the 6th smallest of the 23 cemeteries we list in District of Columbia.

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