Nundah Cemetery
This heritage-listed cemetery close to Kedron Brook was originally known as German Station Cemetery.
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About Nundah Cemetery
Nundah Cemetery was founded by a group of German Lutheran missionaries who had come to Queensland as free settlers in the late 1830s.
None of the wooden crosses marking the earliest graves have survived, but the oldest headstone dates to March 1855.
It’s believed that some of the Nundah burial registers were destroyed in floods prior to the first recorded burial in 1873.
Nundah is an historic cemetery, listed on the Queensland Heritage Register.
No new graves are available at this location. A granite memorial wall was built in 2016 and has sites available for ashes interments.
Burials in existing family graves may also be possible.
Location
Nundah Cemetery
Hedley Avenue, Nundah Qld 4012 07 3403 8888 CB-CEM-TOOWONG@brisbane.qld.gov.au6am-6pm daily
Burial options
To view available sites for the memorial wall at Nundah Cemetery, request an appointment by emailing Council.
Family grave re-use
Burials in existing family graves may be available where a grave still has space, or the last burial was more than 30 years ago.
The re-use of family graves is only available to direct descendants or those related to the burial rights holder.
Learn more about re-using family graves.
