A serene and beautifully maintained historic cemetery, Rock Creek is home to ornate gravestones, notable graves, and the poignant "Grief" statue—the perfect spot for reflection.
"Enigmatic Statue Since 1719, Rock Creek Cemetery has been a final resting place for notable Washingtonians and is the oldest colonial cemetery in D.C. It is marked with ornate gravestones and mausoleums, with the most prominent featuring a bronze statue of a shrouded figure known to many as "Grief." Sculpted in 1891 by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, it is the grave of historian (and descendant of U.S. Presidents John and John Quincy Adams) Henry Adams, who had it designed as a memorial for his socialite wife, "Clover" Adams. A favorite spot of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, visitors enjoy the contemplative space and admire its Buddhist-inspired design."
Tajuana King-Bush
King Ajizal
Richard Best
Suzanne Demko
Sandra Davis
Roger Blain
Mary A. Malinconico
mama G G
Tajuana King-Bush
King Ajizal
Richard Best
Suzanne Demko
Sandra Davis
Roger Blain
Mary A. Malinconico
mama G G