This cemetery sits close to Taylor's downtown area, just behind some neighborhoods and next to some…read moretrain tracks. This is an active cemetery with thousands of interments the most recent of which was September 2022, the time of this writing. Much of the cemetery is devoted to vertical headstones, but on the other side all the headstones are flush to the ground. There is a nice paved road that runs through the cemetery and all the headstones are neatly lined up and orderly. There are a number of headstones from the late 1800s but the vast majority are from the 20th century and later. After walking the grounds I could find no Texas historical plaque. The photos included in this review give greater insight.

Do not tell anyone at this home anything you do not want repeated. They come across as concerned…read morebut turn and run tell other family members what you said. This place is full of creating drama and circulating gossip. All the Victorian furniture looks pretty but is dangerous to sit in. You sink into the seats and feel like you are falling to the floor. Then it is hard to get out of because your knees are higher than your hips. Makeup artist was not the best either. Not worth the money.

I can not express how thankful our family is to The Condra Funeral Home. I live out of state and…read morewhen we got the news, none of us knew where to begin. We looked for online reviews and at photos, we narrowed it down, then we went to meet with Mr. Davis. His knowledge and patience were incredible. We knew it would not be easy because there was a wife and an ex-wife who was the mother to all his children. We had to plan for two different services in two different languages. Planning a funeral is hard enough, do yourself a favor and plan with advice and dignity. You can trust The Condra Funeral Home to help you from A to Z. Sincerely, Carmen Arce

This cemetery sits behind an old historical Lutheran Church and despite some older graves, it is…read morestill an active cemetery. There are some headstones from the late 1800s, but the majority of them date from the 20th century. The cemetery sits on 1-2 acres just off County Road 401 and is flanked on three sides with farmland containing horses and cows. Many of the graves have German names and the older ones have German writing on them. The predominant names that I spotted here were Bittner and Krueger. Sadly many of the older graves are dedicated to infants and children. The photos in this review spell out the rest of the story.

This is a small Hispanic cemetery located on County Road 137 just a few miles outside of Hutto. It…read moreis less than an acre in size and most of the burials are post 2000 making it an active cemetery. It is basically surrounded by the quiet countryside, but there are a couple of residences nearby. There are a handful of headstones from the early part of the 20th century, but sadly they are in a sad state of disrepair. Many of these graves are well taken care of by living family members which adds some nice color to the place. It should be noted that there is another Santa Maria cemetery located in Pflugerville which shares the same name. The cemetery has been fairly well cared for, although there are some trees growing directly out of some of the graves that should've been cut down. One thing that is nice to see are all the touching the momentos and decorations left by friends and family. There is a single gravel lane that leads about 100 feet into the cemetery for visitation purposes.

It smells like dirt down here, it's also a little dark. Overall, I probably won't be staying my…read morewhole trip, but it was nice while it lasted. Neighbor's are quiet, but I am hearing bells.

Not far from the city center of Taylor sits this very large cemetery with literally thousands of…read moreheadstones. There are about four gates for entry and there are several gravel roads including some paved portions running through the cemetery. The grounds are very well-maintained and there's even a building on the grounds which house heavy machinery. One thing I was not able to spot was a Texas historical marker, however there is one in the works and should be in place by 2023. The one thing that stands out about the cemetery is it sheer size and number of headstones which number easily into the many thousands. Apparently the daughter of Daniel Boone supposedly buried here. I found out that this cemetery is about 114 acres in size with several thousand plots still available if you want to make this your forever home. Even the photos in this review can't fully capture the size and scope of this place.

Hannah designed a very impressive memorial to be placed at the feet of our parents. I was exactly…read morewhat I wanted only better. She took my idea and made it perfect. Hannah is a very talented and caring designer.

These guys were amazing. When I got to their office Hannah had already read my husband's obituary…read moreand predesigned the beautiful headstone for me. They installed it so quickly I was shocked. Its so beautiful and I highly recommend them.

Well I came here to visit a family friend's child one last time. Definitely sad moment indeed;…read morehowever this place made easy and comfortable for my best friend and family. It's a small place but very comfortable and plenty of room for a good service. My best friend chose cremation for his child and the room for the viewing had projector screen for videos and sharing of the deceased life through a slide show. They also have it setup where you can play music through a laptop through the speakers in the room. There was a podium available so everyone who wanted to good give their speech and say their last words about the deceased. I definitely thinking about choosing this place for my future plans, it was very convenient and close to my home where I live in the area. Access to the facility from toll 130 is very easy to access no matter which side of the frontage road you're on. I will say parking is a premium if you have a lot of visitors for a funeral here. Over all great experience here visiting. I will recommend that the staff get a little technical savy. That was the only flaw that caught my eye.

I came here to celebrate the life of a beautiful woman last week…read more I showed up 5 minutes til the ceremony would start and there was NO parking! The entire lot was full and I ended up parking in front of 5 cars- which turned out to be fine, but I just felt a low grade, mild dose of anxiety feeling bad for the cars I parked in front of during the event. FYI- Show up early and get a real parking spot. Or, if you have to leave early or don't want to be trapped, park somewhere else. The staff were great, rooms great, food area/reception was a bit tight for this event, but everything was handled nicely. Thanks Beck for helping us celebrate a beautiful woman!

This cemetery is located just off of Business 79 and FM 112 (E Walnut St). It is surrounded on all…read moresides by farmland, but there is a water treatment plant next door. By the name of the cemetery you may surmise that this is a Hispanic burial place. This cemetery that sits just on the outskirts of Taylor was established in 1947 and is still an active cemetery. It is a fairly small cemetery that sits on less than 2 acres and has a nice gravel road along the perimeter. There are quite a number of recent burials, and the cemetery is alive with the colors of visiting family members who decorate the graves. Most of these graves are adorned with personal trinkets and remembrances of those departed. At the back of the cemetery, you will find the graves primarily of infants and children. I did not find a Texas historical plaque here, nor any information regarding interment, however, information can most likely be found at the church of the same name in Taylor.