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    Calvario Funeral Home

    2.6 (5 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Western Heights Cemetery

    Western Heights Cemetery

    4.4
    (11 reviews)

    An older cemetery that is a "lawn" style, I was here to visit the final resting place of famous…read moreoutlaw Clyde Barrow. An hour earlier, I was over at Crown Hill Memorial Park for Bonnie Parker. There is a historical marker here which reads, "Located on part of the original William Coombs survey, burials in this cemetery date to the 1850s. Originally known at Troth, it was formally dedicated in 1881, when land was set aside for a "graveyard forever" by Z.E. Coombes and W.R. Fisher. Pioneers interred here include W.R. Fisher, Z.E. Coombes, John and Bosina Loupout, Mary Ellen Cole Tuggle, and Heinrich and Anna Struck. Also buried here are veterans of the Civil War and World Wars I and II, and Clyde and Buck Barrow. Trinity Oaks Church of Christ maintains the historic cemetery." Clyde Barrow's grave is towards the front of the cemetery, about in the middle. You'll find parking on either of the side streets next to the cemetery. [Review 762 of 2024 - 521 in Texas - 21793 overall]

    I've seen several reviews indicating that Western Heights Cemetery is inaccessible without having…read moreto climb fences, etc. I was able to walk right in at the entrance on Fort Worth Avenue near White Rhino Coffee (which is also a GREAT place to get coffee, pastries, sandwiches, etc.). The cemetery is now being very well-kept and volunteers have spent several years gathering information about the people buried there. If you can catch Van Johnson while he's there, he is more than happy to provide a guided tour that includes detail about not just the cemetery and those interred there, but also the history of the surrounding area. There are also a number of events held at the cemetery, typically around holidays (e.g. Memorial Day, Veteran's Day, Independence Day) honoring those who are buried including veterans of WW's 1 and 2 as well as the Civil War.

    Greenwood Cemetery

    Greenwood Cemetery

    4.1
    (11 reviews)

    Another missing review?…read more I've been stopping in here for 30 years and know I've reviewed it before. Oh well. If you like historical cemeteries.... Go! Many prominent Dallisites including,Mayors, 6, financiers, developers etc are interned here. It is a beautiful place. Not taken care of quite as well as in the past but not abandoned either. My favorite grave is of a man named Slaughter. Check out the Texas historical marker photo and picture of his granite tomb. There is a multi-generational family of grey foxes living here in the shadow of downtown that's a pleasant surprise every time I stop in.

    Been going to this cemetery for years to visit my sister. I don't go often but when I do I have 0…read moreproblems & people are so nice . Went today & this lady driving a van started following me & my mom & asked us if we were going to a service & we told her no . She drove away then 5 minutes later she comes back & asks what were looking for & told her looking for the florist & all she said it's the first building, didnt say which way that would be so we turned around & she drove away . Again about another 5 minutes she comes back & says ma'am it's the first building again giving no directions like go away if your not going to be helpful & if I wanted your help I'd ask you . She was very rude . So we went inside the mausoleum & asked someone where it was & that lady was very nice & gave helpful directions . Idk if that fist lady was supposed to be security or just supposed to be helpful but she was very rude & not helpful .

    Calvario Funeral Home - funeralservices - Updated August 2026

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