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Amador County’s Historic Cemeteries were first started when the earliest settlers came into the Mother Lode at the time of the Gold Rush. Within these cemeteries are found members of the indigenous population, Americans, and immigrants from the Europe, Asia, and Latin America. They were the founders of our community, the backbone upon which the county was built.

Located in the historic town of Amador City. From Hwy 49 at Imperial Hotel, 2 short blocks East on Water St. to East School Street, uphill to Fremont Mine Road. Right, then left onto Bunker Hill Roadd. From Hwy 49 0.6 mile.The gate is on the left.

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For More information
Amador County Cemetery Board
(209) 267-0767

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Learn more about opportunities for volunteers to help in the preservation and conservation of our historic cemeteries. Contact the Amador County Cemetery Board

Information, photographs courtesy of the Amador County Archives, The Historical Marker Database, and the Chronicling America Database