Excerpted from the website of St Stephen's Catholic Church: Calvary Cemetery is a quiet resting place for over 4,000 burials. The cemetery is divided into nine sections plus an infant section. Opened in the 1800s, the four center sections with many historic memorials and monuments were known as the South East, North East, North West and South West sections until the 1970s when they were renamed Sections 1 through 4. At that time Section 5 and 6 were added to the west and north of the original sections as well as a baby section on the south end of Section 5. Sections 7, 8 and 9 were plotted in 2007. A beautiful granite columbarium with burial niches for cremated remains was added to the cemetery in the spring of 2015. St. Stephen’s Calvary Cemetery has undergone a facelift that has beautified and enhanced the entrance and access. If you are visiting Calvary Cemetery for the Memorial Day Mass or to visit the graves of family and friends, you will see these improvements. As you approach the new entrance on Garfield Street you will see a new tall granite cross identifying Calvary Cemetery and St. Stephen’s Church. A new iron fence with large stone pillars frame the safer entrance and exit for visitors and funeral processions. As you enter, you will notice that roadways have been improved, with added pull-off parking spots, and widened in some areas. Many new trees were added around Sections 7 and 8, and a few unsafe trees removed in older parts of the cemetery. From the new entrance you will see the Columbarium with walkways to the patio and benches.