Rose Hill Cemetery in Linden, NJ

Navigating memorial decisions after a loss can feel overwhelming. If your loved one rests at Rosehill Cemetery in Linden, NJ, you're likely seeking clarity on what’s allowed and what’s meaningful. 

This guide gently walks you through Rosehill’s monument regulations, offering reassurance, practical insight, and heartfelt support. At Shevchenko Monuments, we specialize in helping families honor their loved ones with compliant, beautiful tributes that reflect dignity and love.

Rosehill’s Legacy: A Resting Place for Generations

Founded in 1874, Rosehill Cemetery in Linden, NJ, unfolds across tranquil lawns and tree-lined paths. Initially serving Protestant families, it later embraced Eastern European, Italian, Hispanic, and Asian communities, reflecting the region’s evolving tapestry. 

Though non-denominational, it includes Catholic sections linked to nearby churches. The name “Rosehill” evokes serenity and remembrance. It's an enduring symbol of peace for generations seeking solace and sacred continuity.

Sacred Symbols and Personalized Memorials

Rosehill’s memorial landscape reflects its diverse heritage. Catholic iconography such as crosses, rosaries, and images of the Virgin Mary grace many headstones, while Eastern European and Italian families favor granite markers with etched portraits and ornate epitaphs. 

Mausoleums and columbarium niches feature polished finishes, bronze plaques, and floral motifs. From upright monuments to flat markers, each design honors remembrance through thoughtful materials, meaningful shapes, and deeply personal inscriptions.

Monument Rules and Restrictions at Rosehill

Choosing a memorial at Rosehill Cemetery requires careful attention to section-specific rules. While the cemetery offers a range of design options, most sections enforce strict limits on size, materials, and placement to preserve uniformity and sacred order.

• Material: Only granite is permitted for all monuments, markers, and footstones.
• Size Limits: Most upright monuments must not exceed 4 feet in height. Specific dimensions vary by section and grave count.
• Monolith-Only Sections: Many areas including baby, child, Chinese, Islamic, and non-title sections allow only monolith-style markers with tightly defined dimensions.
• Flat Markers: Required in all non-title sections and for footstones; standard size is 2'0" x 1'0" x 0'4".
• Slant Face Markers: Allowed in select sections, but prohibited in areas such as 33, 34, 36A, 43, 44, 46, 47, and others.
• Inscriptions: All monuments must include legible location markings (section, lot, tier, grave) in ¾-inch lettering on the lower right front of the die.
• Foundation Rules: In non-title sections, foundations are delayed for one year post-interment.
• Veteran Section: Only flat granite markers are permitted in Section 34VETS.

Understanding these guidelines ensures your tribute is both meaningful and compliant. Shevchenko Monuments can help you navigate every detail with clarity and care.

Partnering with Shevchenko for Peace of Mind

At Shevchenko Monuments, we understand how overwhelming cemetery regulations can feel, especially while grieving. Our compassionate team is here to simplify the process, guiding you through Rosehill’s rules with clarity and care.

From size limits to inscription approvals, we help you avoid costly mistakes and create a tribute that’s both compliant and deeply personal. 

Reach out anytime. We’re honored to walk this meaningful path with you.

Getting to Rosehill: Landmarks and Connections

Rosehill Cemetery, located at 792 E Edgar Rd in Linden, NJ, is easily accessed via Route 1, I-278, and the New Jersey Turnpike. Nearby landmarks include Rosedale Cemetery and churches like St. Elizabeth of Hungary and Temple Emanu-El. 

Managed by Rosedale & Rosehill Cemetery Association, this historic site offers dignified services and serene grounds. For assistance, call (908) 862-4990. Their team provides compassionate, knowledgeable support.

Driving from Rosehill to Shevchenko Monuments

Shevchenko Monuments is just a short drive from Rosehill Cemetery, typically 20 to 25 minutes depending on traffic. Follow these simple steps to reach our showroom, where compassionate guidance and expert service await. 

For visual reference, please see the embedded map of driving directions in this article.

1. Exit Rosehill Cemetery onto E Edgar Rd heading south.
2. Merge onto US-1 South via the ramp toward Woodbridge.
3. 3. Continue on US-1 for approximately 6 miles.
4. Take the exit toward NJ-440 South/Perth Amboy.
5. Merge onto NJ-440 South and cross the Outerbridge Crossing.
6. Take the exit for State Street and turn right.
7. Continue straight onto Florida Grove Rd.
8. Arrive at 329 S Florida Grove Rd—Shevchenko Monuments will be on your left.

We look forward to welcoming you.