Baltimore funeral home, one of two in the city run by one funeral service, which offers cremation on site.

Baltimore cremation and alternative funeral service opened in 2019 by a mortician of the Connelly funeral family, which has served its communities since 1924. Beyond planning the service, it books a venue, catering, entertainment, restaurant reservations and hotel rooms for the family.

Cremation

Family-owned funeral home serving Baltimore, Essex and Middle River since 1924, not affiliated with any other funeral home. Its five visiting rooms each have a tribute screen for memorial videos, and all its rooms, including a lounge with a kitchen, are on one floor.

Baltimore funeral home founded in 2018 that serves only Muslim families, burying within 24 to 48 hours of death or when the family asks, with or without a casket. Its Muslim staff perform the Ghusl, men washing men and women washing women, and coordinate the Salat al-Janazah with the family's mosque.

Muslim funeralsBurialOut-of-state and international transport

Towson funeral and cremation home in operation since 1960, one of the March Funeral Homes in the Baltimore area.

BurialCremation

Baltimore County funeral home in Rodgers Forge whose firm traces its history to 1837, one of the oldest in Maryland, in a building erected for it in 1965. Independent and family owned; the family also owns Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens & Mausoleum in Timonium.

Green burialPre-need arrangements