New Rochelle funeral home founded in 1873 in New York City, whose present building began as a private residence. It now serves communities outside the New Rochelle area.
1254 funeral homes and crematories in New York, 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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1254 funeral homes and crematories in New York
New Rochelle funeral home founded in 1873 in New York City, whose present building began as a private residence. It now serves communities outside the New Rochelle area.
New Rochelle funeral home founded in 2014, with two viewing rooms that can be opened into one large room. Services can be held at the home, at a graveside, or at a church, temple, synagogue or mosque, and it serves Pelham, Mount Vernon, Larchmont, Mamaroneck, Rye and Eastchester.
New Windsor funeral home across from Woodlawn Cemetery, owned and operated by the same funeral director since 1995. It rents cremation caskets to families holding a funeral before cremation, and its director meets with families to pre-plan.
New York City funeral home serving families since 1956 that streams funerals online for those who cannot attend. A member of the Green Burial Council since 2009, it has worked with the Sleepy Hollow, Greensprings and Steelmantown green burial cemeteries.
New York funeral home founded in 2020 that serves the local Chinese community and works with its associations, with one of Manhattan's largest chapels, a casket and vault showroom, and its own hearse, family cars and a picture car for processions.
Harlem funeral home in New York City, family owned and operated since 1928. Its renovated building has two historic chapels with stained-glass windows seating 125 and 115, two parlors seating up to 60, and a family suite for private time away from the viewing.
New York City Jewish funeral home in a Greenwich Village building designed and built as a funeral home in 1926, with a large stained-glass chapel. It arranges Orthodox, Conservative and Reform rabbis for chapel and graveside services, streams services online and ships remains worldwide, with a specialty in shipping to and from Florida and Israel.
New York Chinatown funeral home, one of the Fook Funeral Group's two Chinatown branches, a group that has provided traditional Chinese funeral services since its first home opened in 1976. Each group location has its own refrigeration unit and embalming room.
Concierge funeral service serving all of New York City, established in February 2017 by a first-generation funeral director. Families can make arrangements in English or Spanish.
Upper East Side funeral home in New York City that has served the neighborhood for more than 85 years. It hosts catered events, makes arrangements by phone or email, and sponsors a yearly bus trip for the families it has served to visit veterans' graves at Calverton National Cemetery.
New York City funeral home in a Greenwich Village building constructed in 1926 as a funeral home, with a casket and urn selection room and an elevator. It has specialized in direct cremation for more than 35 years, offers live streaming of services and has been a Green Burial Council member since 2009.
New York City funeral home in Hell's Kitchen, the second Crestwood location, near the Port Authority and Times Square transit hubs. It has specialized in funerals, direct cremations and graveside services for more than 35 years and is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
New York City cremation and burial firm, family owned and operated and serving the metropolitan area since 1964. Its phones are answered 24 hours a day, and its office is open 9 to 5 every day.
New York funeral chapel holding services since 1898, with six visitation rooms, a spacious formal chapel and off-site venues, planned by its own team of event specialists. It has arranged horse-drawn carriages and services at sea, and its concierge helps families with transportation to the chapel.
New York funeral home, the West Side location of Funerals By Design, that helps eligible families with the NYC Burial Assistance Program. Arrangements can be made in person or online, and its chapels hold intimate memorial services after cremation.
New York funeral home, the East Side location of Funerals By Design, reachable around the clock for immediate needs. Arrangements can be made in person or online, and its planning before and after a death includes bereavement counseling and referrals.
Manhattan funeral home and family business that has served the Greater New York area since 1953 and its present location for over 50 years. It operates from No. 343, one of the firm's two buildings on the same street (the other is No. 353).
Manhattan funeral home and family business that has served the Greater New York area since 1953 and its present location for over 50 years. It operates from No. 353, one of the firm's two buildings on the same street (the other is No. 343).
New York City Jewish funeral home with a tahara room, a shomer available and a chapel for up to 250 guests. It offers monument and inscription services, and funerals can be arranged by phone or email.
New York City funeral home in Greenwich Village, in a building constructed in 1926 as a funeral home, with a casket and urn selection room on the premises. It streams services online, has served gay, lesbian and transgender families for decades, and has been a Green Burial Council member since 2009.