Hagerstown funeral home founded in 1898, with ample downtown parking. For green burials it works with cemeteries that meet the Green Burial Council's standards, and it serves Washington County towns including Williamsport, Smithsburg, Boonsboro and Sharpsburg.

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Hagerstown funeral home founded in 1992 and renovated throughout in 2019, with a full-sized chapel, a professional pianist for services and visitation rooms that hold large groups or divide for smaller gatherings. It arranges dove and butterfly releases, bagpipers and a horse-drawn coach or caisson.

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Hagerstown funeral home tracing its line to the C.M. Suter and Sons Funeral Home, established in 1831, in a building that was once the Carson family home. Families may witness a cremation in its cremation chapel and gather after a service in a reception area with their own food and refreshments. Its sister home is Thompson-Harman in Middletown.

Hagerstown funeral home run by the same family since 1889, now in its fifth generation, on a 14-acre property first built on in 1958. Hagerstown Crematory operates on the premises, and a second crematory was added in 2013.

Hagerstown funeral home and cemetery on over 52 acres with a pond and a stream, begun in 1927 as what became Maryland's first combined cemetery-mortuary operation; the funeral home was rebuilt in 1999. Its chapel sits at the cemetery's highest point, with a reception area with a stone fireplace and visitation rooms.