Spring Grove Cemetery & Arboretum

The Spring Grove Cemetery and Arboretum was built up in 1845. Begun as a non-benefit burial ground, Spring Grove has a long history as an uncommon spot in Cincinnati and a few striking Ohio families, including the Proctors, Tafts, and Krogers, have picked Spring Grove as the place to safeguard their family heritage. This 733-section of land space brags almost 50 miles of streets, 15 serene lakes, and a modest bunch of figures and agricultural manifestations.

In the arboretum, guests can see in excess of 1,200 unique assortments of plants. There are additionally in excess of 140 trees and bushes scattered all through the grounds. A few sections of the arboretum can be utilized for weddings and other unique social affairs.