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Headstones & Granite Monuments in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania
Lebanon County, with its county seat in Lebanon, was established in 1813 and is home to 143,252 people (2020 census). Lebanon County is home to Indiantown Gap National Cemetery near Annville, which serves veterans across central Pennsylvania.
Cemeteries in Lebanon County
Lebanon County has municipal, church, Catholic and private cemeteries. Each sets its own rules on memorial size, style, materials and foundations, and many require a dimensioned drawing for approval before the stone is made.
Our cemetery headstone rules guide lists the questions to ask. We size and draw every design to your cemetery's written regulations so it's approved first time.
Climate and durability in Lebanon County
Cold winters, deep frost
Long freezing winters, snow and many freeze-thaw cycles punish porous stone — older marble and sandstone markers here are often hard to read. Dense, low-absorption granite with a full polish and deep-cut lettering holds up for generations, and foundations must go below the local frost line.
When headstones are installed
Spring-to-autumn setting season
Most cemeteries stop setting monuments once the ground freezes and resume in spring. Custom granite takes several weeks to make and deliver, so a late-autumn or winter order is usually ready for the first installations of the season. See how long to wait after burial.
Delivering to Lebanon County
Marwaa Memorials manufactures every monument in our own factory and delivers door-to-door under DAP terms — freight, customs clearance and duties included — to Lebanon, Palmyra and anywhere else in Lebanon County. Read how DAP delivery works, or see our Pennsylvania headstone guide for state-wide veterans' cemeteries and climate.
Neighbouring counties
Including counties across rivers and lakes, as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Lebanon County headstone FAQ
Do you deliver headstones to Lebanon County, PA?
Yes. We deliver granite headstones and monuments door-to-door anywhere in Lebanon County, including Lebanon, Palmyra, under DAP terms — freight, customs clearance and duties are included in the quoted price.
When are headstones installed in Lebanon County?
Most cemeteries stop setting monuments once the ground freezes and resume in spring. Custom granite takes several weeks to make and deliver, so a late-autumn or winter order is usually ready for the first installations of the season.
Who installs the headstone?
Usually the cemetery or a setter it approves, on a concrete foundation poured to the cemetery's specification. We coordinate delivery timing with them.
Can you match an existing family headstone?
Often closely. Send clear daylight photos and measurements of the existing stone; grey granite is the most common match in older sections, and exact matches with decades-old stones aren't always possible.