Llano Cemetery is a place of beauty and dignity, steeped in history. Pioneers, war veterans and many prominent citizens have been laid to rest in the historic 140-acre cemetery.

Llano is owned by those who have purchased burial property. A Board of Directors, elected by the property owners, makes decisions pertaining to the maintenance and everlasting care of the cemetery.

For more than 100 years, Llano has helped families with their burial needs.

In 1987, Llano Cemetery was approved by the Texas Historical Commission as the first cemetery in Texas to receive the honor of becoming an historical site.

Amarillo’s Only Non-Profit, Locally Owned Cemetery - Governed by a Lot Owners Association

LLANO CEMETERY TOUR BY TWILIGHT
Llano Cemetery with Panhandle Plains Historical Museum - 10/24, 2009 3:30-7:30 pm

Hay rides with on-board guides add a new element to this favorite event. The trailer tour will take visitors through areas of the cemetery grounds not covered in the walking tours and include a stop at the Pantheon Mausoleum. As in previous years, visitors walk through the cemetery to hear museum curators and friends tell stories of Llano features and people, including several new stories this year. Cost is $5 per person; children 3 and under are free.

SHARE THE STORY

In an effort to preserve the histories of families who have chose Llano, a new project is being undertaken. It is called “Share the Story.” Families are being asked to share the stories of their family members at Llano. Find full information and past "Share the Story" projects.

Newsletter

Llano Cemetery mails a quarterly newsletter to all property owners and interested individuals. To be placed on the mailing list or to be removed from the list, please phone the cemetery office at 806-376-4538 or click here.