Harleigh Cemetery is a magnificent historic cemetery and crematory located in Collingswood and Camden, New Jersey. Harleigh established in 1885 is set on over 150 acres with rolling hills, lakes, thousands of mature trees with stunning monuments and mausoleums. The landscaping of Harleigh has received the most thoughtful attention, with winding roadways and beautiful backgrounds for artistic memorials. It is a sacred place to the memory of those who have passed with its silent beauty. Harleigh has many notable burials including Americas world poet Walt Whitman who wrote the famous groundbreaking collection Leaves of Grass. Walt Whitman took great care in designing his final resting place and is visited by many each year. Harleigh is also home to Camden County Veterans Cemetery. "We proudly serve our families and our community." Louis Cicalese President The Cremation Association of North America supports its members in providing the best service to those seeking cremation. There are numerous reasons why people choose cremation, and the decision is a very personal one. Whether you are a family member choosing cremation as a loving and respectful way to memorialize your loved one, or you are planning your own arrangements to alleviate the burden on your family, research has shown the following nine factors as considerations in the cremation decision: People are dying older and choosing cremation for themselves. Migration to retirement locations is increasing. Cremation has become acceptable. Environmental considerations are becoming more important. Level of education is rising. Ties to tradition are becoming weaker. Regional differences are diminishing. Religious restrictions are diminishing. Greater flexibility in memorialization services. CANA does not believe that cremation is final disposition. It is preparation for memorialization. Cremation offers a way to memorialize a loved one in a context that is meaningful to the loved one and to the survivors. Harleigh offers lawn crypts, bench estates, semi private mausoleums, family rooms, in ground burials and cremation services and niches.