Holy Rood Cemetery is a 1832 small cemetery on a hill in Glover Park north of Georgetown. It started out as a church's cemetery and is now owned by Georgetown University. The gate is open during the day for those who want to pay their respects and/or take a stroll. The gravestones come in all shapes and sizes. Some are very old like that of Joseph Nevitt, an American Revolutionary War veteran, and others are clearly newer. There's a small mausoleum on the edge of the cemetery. Since it's on a hill, views of the Washington Monument (and the newly constructed Trader Joe's) can be seen from the cemetery.

Beautifully restored 6.5 acre historic cemetery on a hilltop just above Georgetown. Holy Trinity Catholic Church’s parish cemetery, established in 1832. Location of Holy Trinity Columbarium since 2019.

This cemetery has a lot of character. It has some really cool features such as large tombstones and a large dip in the ground.

Spooky and in a shocking state of disrepair, but full of character because of it!

I have a view of it from my apartment. It is quiet and contemplative.

The only place in Glover Park where people are dying to get into.

Urban Cemeteies are a waste of space

Best place for 4th of July

Looks nice