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Albany Hebrew Cemetery, established in 1877 as the Jewish section of Waverly Memorial Park, is maintained by the Willamette Valley Jewish Community Burial Society.
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BackgroundEstablished in 1877 by the First Hebrew Congregation of Albany; located on a two-acre property within Waverly Memorial Park.
Who may be buriedServes Jewish families across the Willamette Valley, including Corvallis and Salem. The Willamette Valley Jewish Community Burial Society works to support families who wish to follow Jewish practices for burial.
Plot inquiriesCare is coordinated by the Willamette Valley Jewish Community Burial Society, with chapters at Beit Am (Corvallis) and Temple Beth Sholom (Salem).
BackgroundThe cemetery was rededicated in 1989 by the Willamette Valley Jewish Community Burial Society.
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Type
Jewish section within a larger cemetery
Contact on Record
Daniel Froehlich, archivist for Albany Hebrew Cemetery; Amy Crain (National Register project)
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