Oakwood Cemetery was organized in 1848 and is comprised of about 300 acres. It was created as a park-like setting north and east of the City of Troy and the Village of Lansingburg. Oakwood Cemetery is non-sectarian and non-profit and includes a panoramic view of the Hudson River Valley with trails, ponds, and waterfalls. It includes a National Historic landmark The Gardner Earl Memorial Chapel and Crematorium, mausoleums, burial vaults, an Urn Garden and both upright and flat bronze memorials. Hundreds of burials were also re-interred from old Troy Cemetery on Mount Ida and the old burial ground on Third Street.

Oakwood Cemetery was organized in 1848 and is comprised of about 300 acres. It was created as a park-like setting north and east of the City of Troy and the Village of Lansingburg. Oakwood Cemetery is non-sectarian and non-profit and includes a panoramic view of the Hudson River Valley with trails, ponds, and waterfalls. It includes a National Historic landmark The Gardner Earl Memorial Chapel and Crematorium, mausoleums, burial vaults, an Urn Garden and both upright and flat bronze memorials. Hundreds of burials were also re-interred from old Troy Cemetery on Mount Ida and the old burial ground on Third Street.