This cemetery has a brick and metal fencing across the front with the signage on the bricks. There is a Historical Marker and Flagpole on the property. Curbing id installed around family plots and signs are erected with the names of each section. Sit down and relax on benches located under the shady trees, and shrubs. At the back section the roadway ends at a Prayer Garden which is complete with a 25ft cross, benches, and nice landscaping. On the right side of the grounds is a small garden with the statue of Christ and benches. The grounds are very clean and there is room for expansion. Some taller and older headstones are found on this property. An unusual headstone is a large black granite that resembles a pulpit and belonging to Gilbert and Margaret Kelly. In the same section is an odd headstone with a starburst pattern on the top. In 2018 there are over 2,000 burials. Look for a tall large cut out granite cross in the left back area (Ward). Historical evidence states that 7 cemeteries in the Towash area were escavated and bodies were re-interred in this cemetery to accommodate the enlarging of the Lake Whitney.

In the 1950's, the construction of the Whitney Dam and Lake created the need for this cemetery, for the reinterment of over 1260 graves from six historic cemeteries in Hill and Bosque counties. Before Lake Whitney inundated these pioneer cemeteries, all of the gravesites and monuments were moved here and placed on nearly 24 acres of land purchased for the Brazos Valley graves. The Whitney Memorial Park Cemetery is clearly marked with six different section signs: Schuler I and Schuler II, Walling Bend, Captain Wilson, Towash and DeGraffenreid section, which was the largest of the six cemeteries moved with 685 graves. This cemetery is located on Highway 22, about 0.3 miles east of FM 933 in Whitney, Hill County, Texas.