The Roslyn Cemetery nestled in the hills above Roslyn is a reflection of the rich ethnic mix that settled in Roslyn beginning prior to the turn of the last century. (Circa 1886)

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To get there from Cle Elum: head northwest on highway 903, continue another mile after the round-about... to the intersection of S.R.903 and  Pennsylvania Ave., the major intersection in Roslyn. Turn left (west) on Pennsylvania Avenue, past the museum and up the hill merging into fifth street.  Turn left off of Fifth Street onto Memorial Drive and enter the lower section of the cemetery as shown on the map below. Continue on, to the intersection of Fifth and Seventh Streets and turn left there and enter the upper portion of the cemetery complex. 

To get there from I-90: take the Roslyn/ Salmon La Sac exit (80) and if you were eastbound turn left on Bullfrog Road...  If you were Westbound turn right on Bullfrog Road... Continue through the first Suncadia entrance round-about and then take the second turn-off in the second round-about to Roslyn on highway 903. Turn left on Pennsylvania Ave. heading west and up the hill,merging onto fifth street and turning left onto Memorial Drive or continue on to Seventh Street and turn left there onto the upper portion of the cemetery complex.

Many headstones in the Roslyn Cemetery reflect central and east European customs brought to Roslyn by immigrants.

A metal headstone in the oldest section of the Roslyn Cemetery, Old City, where the earliest residents of the area were laid to rest.

The Roslyn Cemeteries are now resting under the first blanket of snow

Doctor David Starkovich #1 cemetery with its new perimeter fence completed by the devoted Lodge members this year.