Centerville Pioneer Cemetery History, Travel Information, Facts And More

The Centerville Pioneer Cemetery is a historic cemetery of Fremont city in California (USA). The establishment of the cemetery was accredited to Rev. William Wallace Brier.
History
It was a California state cemetery in 1858-59 and was also placed in the CA register of historic resources. At the time of its establishment, the location was called Washington Township (Alameda County, CA). The township contains several villages which later become towns including Centerville. An initial burial in the Centerville Pioneer Cemetery was around 1855 when the cemetery was acquired by the Alameda Presbyterian Church. Many founding members of the area are buried in the cemetery.

The Centerville Pioneer Graveyard is situated in Bonde Way between Fremont Boulevard and Post Street Fremont in Fremont city, Alameda County in CA (USA).
Bus
There are multiple bus stops at Fremont Blvd within 300 meters of the Centerville pioneer cemetery. One can be reached the cemetery by walk after arriving at these nearby bus stops at Bonde way.
Train
The cemetery is just located near the Fremont-Centerville train station which is located at a walking distance of about 300 meters to the Centerville P. Cemetery. The other railway stations Fremont and Union City stations are 4 kilometers and 4.7 kilometers away respectively.
Airport

There are two airport shuttle services providers available within the 10 kilometers to the cemetery. The San Jose, Oakland airport shuttle service provider is situated at a distance of 9.8 kilometers exactly from the cemetery. There is another airport shuttle service provider situated in Serra Ave, Fremont named A1 American Shuttle Service situated within 4 kilometers from the cemetery.