Creswick Cemetery

22/03/2026

A very big thank you to the Victoria street Craft group for their kind donation for the children's area. It has allowed us to purchase a mushroom table and stools. Thank you to Peter for installing them.

10/03/2026

Awesome sunrise

08/03/2026

Remembering all those amazing women who have gone before us. Our pioneer women who struggled and survived, the women who achieved great things and those who were the backbone in their family.
One in particular Mrs. Jane Ingram. Leaving the safety of home to travel thousands of miles by the Ship "Eliza Caroline" in 1850.

09/01/2026

Cemetery closed. Due to the high heat and dangerous wind, for the safety of visitors, we have closed the cemetery early.
Please visit another day and stay safe and cool.
Thank you

23/12/2025

Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Safe New Year. 🎁🎁🎄🎄

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14/12/2025

On this day 15th December 1882, the 22 miners who perished and the 5 survivors were brought to the surface of the Australasian No. 2 mine. 2 hours later the largest funeral in Creswick's history at that time was held.
Below is a photograph of the survivors.

11/12/2025

On this day at 5.30 a.m. Mason and Reeves broke through to the old workings of the Australasia No. 1 mine and the worst Gold mining disaster in Victoria began. December 12 1882, 27 men were trapped underground for almost three days. 5 men survived and sadly 22 men perished.
Of the 22 men lost, 19 are buried at the Creswick Cemetery, 2 in Old Ballarat and 1 in Ballarat New Cemetery.
Today we remember them.

10/11/2025

Remebering all those who fought for our freedom in all conflicts. Lest We Forget

01/11/2025

Flowers are looking good

24/10/2025

12/10/2025

A beautiful rainbow at the cemetery. You can just see the second one above it.

22/09/2025

The Magnolia tree is looking good