Our history

The Nassau Cemetery Association, a not-for-profit cemetery, was founded by the Lewis family in April of 1900. The Memorial Park area was established in the late Thirties, replicating California cemeteries that eliminated upright headstones thus making the cemeteries look more like a park.

Many of the old Port Washington "clam digger" families are buried here. Some of these families (The Baymen) were interred in the Free Church Cemetery near the Mill Pond and then moved to Nassau Knolls Cemetery during the turn of the century.

One headstone for the Hyde family is a large rock (erratic) that was found in Sands Point. In addition, the Morgan Family (two prominent headstones) helped establish several businesses in Port Washington in the early to mid- 1900's, as well as running the famous Morgan's Dock in Manorhaven.

DRIVING DIRECTIONS

FROM THE LONG ISLAND EXPRESSWAY (495): TO EXIT 36. TAKE SEARINGTOWN ROAD NORTH. GO STRAIGHT FOR APPROXIMATELY 3 MILES. CEMETERY IS ON LEFT NEXT TO THE POLICE STATION.

FROM THE NORTHERN STATE PARKWAY:  TO EXIT 27. TAKE SHELTER ROCK ROAD NORTH. MAKE RIGHT ON TO NORTHERN BLVD. (ROUTE 25A.) MAKE LEFT ON TO PORT WASHINGTON BLVD. (ROUTE 101.) GO ABOUT 2 MILES AND THE CEMETERY IS ON THE LEFT.

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VIDEO TOUR OF CEMETERY

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cemetery map

 

Location

Office Hours

Mon - Fri   8:30am – 4:30pm
Saturday   9am – 12noon
Sunday     office is closed

The Office is Closed All Holidays Listed Below:

New Years Day
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Lincoln's Birthday
President's Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Columbus Day
Election Day
Veteran's Day
Thanksgiving
Christmas

Office closes at 12noon on

Good Friday
Christmas Eve
New Year's Eve

Cemetery Hours

Cemetery Gates are open 8am to 4:30pm every day of the year.