Woodinville Living History at The Woodinville Cemetery
Woodinville Pioneers Come to Life – Susan woodin DAR chapter
A Living History Walk at Woodinville Cemetery
The Woodinville Cemetery becomes a place where local history feels close. “Woodinville Pioneers Come to Life!” is a living history walk where community interpreters portray early Woodinville-area residents and share true, first-person stories at gravesites—an experience that blends remembrance with storytelling. Meet Susan Woodin or Elmer Carlberg or even Johann Koch!
What to expect
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Drop-in, walk-at-your-own-pace format: stroll the grounds and stop at living-history “stations” to hear short stories.
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A respectful focus, honoring those who came before us and the community they helped build.
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The cemetery’s historic name is often shared in event materials: “Woodinville Recessional Memorial Mead.”
WHERE: Woodinville Cemetery
13200 NE 175th Street, Woodinville, WA 98072 Woodinville Cemetery
Parking & entry
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Visitors are welcome during daylight hours; there is no onsite office. Woodinville Cemetery
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There are two walk-through gates. Onsite parking is located at the NE corner of the cemetery grounds. Woodinville Cemetery
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Parking can be limited—carpooling is encouraged.
Plan your visit
Bring comfortable shoes and dress for the weather—this is an outdoor walking experience on cemetery paths/grass.
