Aberdeen's oldest funeral home, its undertaking business dating to 1880, before the city was incorporated. It has been in its present building since 1954.
249 funeral homes and crematories in Maryland, listed by city and county. 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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249 funeral homes and crematories in Maryland
Aberdeen's oldest funeral home, its undertaking business dating to 1880, before the city was incorporated. It has been in its present building since 1954.
Aberdeen funeral home opened in 1999 as the Harford County branch of a Baltimore funeral home founded in 1976, serving Baltimore, Harford and Cecil counties.
Abingdon funeral home of the family-owned McComas group, now run by the family's seventh generation, with visitation and service rooms seating over 200 guests and a solarium. Services at its homes can be streamed live and recorded.
Accident location of Newman Funeral Homes, opened in 1985 midway between Accident and McHenry as the firm's third home. The firm was established in 1955 and has homes in Grantsville, Friendsville, Oakland and Salisbury, Pennsylvania.
Annapolis funeral home founded in 1862, with a chapel patterned after St. Andrew’s Chapel at the Naval Academy, family rooms and reception facilities. It works frequently with the United States Naval Academy on its military memorials.
Annapolis funeral home with its own crematory and its own cemetery on the same grounds, the first in Maryland with a dedicated green burial section. It has a 100-seat chapel, streams services live, offers New Orleans-style second line celebrations and has served Annapolis since 2010.
Annapolis mortuary that has served families across Maryland over many decades, in a handicapped-accessible building.
Aquasco funeral home with a spacious chapel, serving families in Maryland, the District of Columbia and Virginia, and not affiliated with other firms named Adams Funeral Home. It deposits all pre-need funds and arranges a horse-drawn hearse or military caisson through Comfort Carriages.
Arbutus funeral home of the Ambrose family, serving the community since 1936, with a second home in Lansdowne; both are among the closest funeral homes to BWI-Marshall airport. Its funerals under Jewish law include tahara by a chevra kaddisha when the family asks, a shomer and all-wood caskets.
Baltimore funeral home whose staff can be reached for immediate assistance 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Baltimore funeral service with two funeral homes in the city and cremation available on site.
Baltimore funeral home, one of two in the city run by one funeral service, which offers cremation on site.
Baltimore chapel of William C. Brown Community Funeral Home, a funeral home founded in 1976 that serves Baltimore and Harford County families from its main home in Baltimore and a second home in Aberdeen.
Baltimore funeral home that has served the Hampden community since 1899, managed by the fourth and fifth generations of the Burgee family. It has a coffee lounge and meeting space and hosts catered events.
Baltimore funeral home started in 1967 in a single row house, now seven renovated row houses holding a chapel, viewing rooms and a casket selection room. The chapel seats up to 200, and the home holds home-going services.
Baltimore funeral home established in 1937, with audio-visual systems for live-streamed services, limousine service, a licensed pre-need specialist and funeral arrangements made online.
Highlandtown funeral home in East Baltimore, founded in 1958 and now owned by the founders’ son. Its visitation room has seating arranged for viewings or memorial services, and a private parking lot beside the home is staffed by attendants during visitations and funerals.
East Baltimore funeral home opened in 2007, one of three Chatman-Harris locations in a firm founded in 1982. Has a chapel, private visitation rooms and an on-site repast room, with catering through Events at The Harford, and accommodates ritual washing (ghusl) and shrouding (kafan) for Muslim families.
Northeast Baltimore funeral home opened in 2024, the newest of three Chatman-Harris locations in a firm founded in 1982. Has multiple chapels, private visitation areas and two repast facilities, with an events and catering venue for repasts and memorial gatherings in the same place, and takes families from Bel Air, Edgewood and Havre de Grace.
Northwest Baltimore funeral home where Chatman-Harris, founded in 1982, has been since 1994. Has a chapel, private visitation rooms and an on-site florist, and takes families from Pikesville, Randallstown and Windsor Mill in Baltimore County.