Graphic rendering of the text AP HomeSlavery to
freedom
 
An African American extended family poses for a photograph, circa 1870.  Graphic rendering of the text Rising Free, Free Persons of Color

Vibrant Black communities arise
from the ashes of slavery

Midland Cemetery

About Placing Monuments

  • We get frequent questions about the procedure for replacing or repairing headstones and other cemetery monuments, as well as questions about the placement of headstones, tablets or other markers for previously unmarked graves.  Although the Friends of Midland neither handles these arrangements nor has the responsibility of keeping markers in good repair, we do make all attempts to preserve markers as much as feasible.  We also strongly encourage family, friends and community groups to keep markers in good repair, place markers on unmarked graves, and replace missing markers.

  • Below is a list of memorial marker and monument providers in the local area.

Memorial Marker and Monument Providers

Brachendorf Memorials
2143 Herr Street
Harrisburg, PA 17103
717-234-7909

Gingrich Memorials
568 Union Street
Middletown, PA
717-944-3441
(has done several markers for descendants over the years at Midland)

Romberger Memorials
2395 State Street
Harrisburg, PA
717-232-1147

Heritage Memorial
4104 Walnut Street
Harrisburg, PA
717-545-0003

Carlisle Memorial
41 S. Bedford Street
Carlisle, PA
717-243-5480

Historic advertisement for Beatty's Marble Works, Harrisurg.  From Boyd's Harrisburg City Directory, 1878-1879, front cover, inside.

501(c)(3) Statement

The Friends of Midland is a non-profit organization. Contributions are tax deductible under IRC Section 501(c)(3).

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