Best For
History enthusiasts and those paying respects to notable figures.
Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery
US
Cemetery·Solemn, Neglected
Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery in Miami is a site of historical and cultural significance, serving as the final resting place for prominent figures such as Dana Albert Dorsey, Miami's first Black millionaire, and Congresswoman Gwendolyn Sawyer Cherry. Despite its importance, the cemetery is often criticized for its lack of maintenance and care, which detracts from its solemn atmosphere. Visitors may find it a place of reflection on the rich history of Miami's Black community, although the conditions may be disappointing for those expecting a well-kept environment.
Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery in Miami is a site of historical and cultural significance, serving as the final resting place for prominent figures such as Dana Albert Dorsey, Miami's first Black millionaire, and Congresswoman Gwendolyn Sawyer Cherry. Despite its importance, the cemetery is often criticized for its lack of maintenance and care, which detracts from its solemn atmosphere. Visitors may find it a place of reflection on the rich history of Miami's Black community, although the conditions may be disappointing for those expecting a well-kept environment.
Address
Northwest 46th Street and, 46th Street and, NW 31st Ave,Miami, FL 33142, USA
Hours
ClosedDaily 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Highlights
Resting place of Miami's first Black millionaire, Dana Albert Dorsey.
Final resting place of Congresswoman Gwendolyn Sawyer Cherry.
Historical significance in Miami's Black community.
Occasion Tags
History, Cultural Significance, Reflection
Reviews
2.2
Not great23 reviews
Visitors frequently express disappointment with the cemetery's neglected state, despite its historical significance. The site is noted for its cultural importance but suffers from a lack of maintenance and care.
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Location
Miami, Florida, United States
