Historic cemetery overlooking Manitoba prairie farmland
Est. 1902 — Foxwarren, Manitoba

Preserving Sacred Ground Since 1902

Honoring the heritage and memory of our community through the careful stewardship of Zion Cemetery in the Municipality of Prairie View.

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Zion Cemetery entrance gate with stone pillars

Our Mission

The Zion Cemetery Fund is a registered Canadian charity dedicated to the respectful preservation and perpetual maintenance of the historic Zion Cemetery. Located west of Foxwarren on Provincial Road 475 in the Municipality of Prairie View, this cherished burial ground has served the local community for over 120 years.

We believe every individual deserves a resting place that is maintained with dignity and care. Through ongoing grounds maintenance, monument conservation, and heritage documentation, we ensure that the memories and legacies of those laid to rest here are honored for generations to come.

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What We Do

Our dedicated efforts ensure the Zion Cemetery remains a place of dignity, beauty, and remembrance

Grounds Maintenance

Seasonal care including mowing, landscaping, tree management, and drainage upkeep to maintain the beauty and accessibility of the cemetery grounds throughout the year.

Monument Conservation

Careful cleaning, re-leveling, and restoration of historic headstones and monuments, preserving the craftsmanship and inscriptions of generations past.

Heritage Documentation

Recording, digitizing, and preserving burial records and genealogical data in partnership with the Manitoba Genealogical Society for future generations.

Cemetery grounds in autumn with dramatic prairie sky

A Heritage Worth Preserving

Foxwarren was established around 1889 as a stop on the Canadian Pacific Railway in southwestern Manitoba. The Zion Cemetery, established in 1902, has served as the community's sacred resting place for over a century, witnessing the stories and lives of the families who built this region.

Today, the cemetery stands as a living testament to the resilience and spirit of the prairie community. With headstones dating back to the early 1900s, it represents an irreplaceable piece of Manitoba's cultural heritage that demands our continued stewardship.

"A community that honors its dead honors its living. The care we give to sacred ground reflects the values we carry forward." — Community Heritage Tradition

Help Us Preserve This Heritage

Join our volunteer network and make a meaningful difference in maintaining this cherished community landmark.

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