New Orleans funeral home founded in 1874, in a landmark house built as a residence in the early 1890s and converted to a funeral home in 1931. Its main lobby and parlors were added in 1957 and its chapel in 1967.
7 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Orleans Parish, Louisiana. Each listing names the services the home offers, the faiths it serves and the languages its staff speak, with its address, its phone and a link to its general price list where it posts one.
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7 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Orleans Parish
New Orleans funeral home founded in 1874, in a landmark house built as a residence in the early 1890s and converted to a funeral home in 1931. Its main lobby and parlors were added in 1957 and its chapel in 1967.
New Orleans funeral home opened in 1979, the first in the city built on the grounds of a cemetery, beside its sister Metairie Cemetery and Lake Lawn Park. It has nine visitation rooms, two chapels that each seat more than 300, a private reception room, and a crematory within Metairie Cemetery with a private witness room.
Family-owned New Orleans funeral home in business since 1994. It also offers limousine service, chapel rentals and life insurance policies, and lists a funeral director licensed in Louisiana and Mississippi among its credentials.
New Orleans crematory within historic Metairie Cemetery, the sister cemetery of Lake Lawn Metairie Funeral Home, with a private witness and viewing room for families.
New Orleans funeral home of Mothe Funeral Homes, a firm founded in 1895, in the colonial-style building the family put up in 1938 and called the Showplace of Algiers. The firm has owned Westlawn Memorial Park in Gretna since 1987, offers a Harley motorcycle hearse and streams services online.
New Orleans funeral home founded in 1982 and the first African American firm in Louisiana to own and operate its own crematory, where families may witness the cremation. Its renovated chapel seats 150 with overflow rooms, and it keeps its own horse-drawn carriage pulled by Shires.
New Orleans funeral home opened in December 2009 in the former Tharp Funeral Home-Gentilly building, the second location of Boyd-Brooks Funeral Corp. It has a spacious chapel, the Mourner's Corner Cafe and the Boyd-Brooks Celebration Hall for repasts, and its sister home on Downman Road runs its own crematory.