“Golden and rich, the past becomes reality when you take a quiet stroll through Sunnyside Cemetery. At the archway, your breath is literally taken away as infinite mountain vistas and serenity abound. It is indeed a sacred place for those who have passed away.

The earliest found marker dates 1891. Historical records inscribed on tombstones with names, dates and sometimes, faraway places brings to heart and mind the people who have come to the “City of Mines.” Turn-of- the-nineteenth-century pioneers and their children, hard-rock miners, veterans and soldiers from five different wars, as well as, many other individuals are at final rest on this beautiful knoll. Stone carvings, intricate ironwork, and weathered wooden cribs pay tribute to the unique character of those who lived their lives in Victor, Colorado.” – Ancient & Honorable Order of E. Clampus Vitas 6014

Sunnyside Cemetery operates under a set of rules and regulations enforced by the City. For information regarding interment at the Cemetery, please contact the City Clerk, Glori Thurston at 719-689-2284 or by email.

Click here to be directed to the Names in Stone website.

• Names in Stone
• Sunnyside Cemetery Rules and Regulations
• Cemetery Internment-Disinternment Application
• Fee & Fine Schedule