Text Box: We hope to have a fire engine on site during the event, so bring the kids (of all ages)! Text Box: Welcome to our website! It's under construction, so please check back later for more information about the Cemetery. Meanwhile, please join us for the 32nd Annual Old-Fashioned Memorial Day Observance on Monday, May 31, 2010. Arrive at 10:45 a.m. to hear a musical prelude by the renowned Prospect Hill Preservation Brass Ensemble. The program begins at 11 a.m. and includes: Presentation of the Colors by the 1st Nebraska Volunteer Infantry, Civil War-era re-enactors The Pledge of Allegiance, led by Boy Scout Troop 88 A tribute by Stan Scherer, Omaha Fire Department historian, to nine Omaha firefighters buried at Prospect Hill A 21-gun salute by the 1st Nebraska Volunteers A tribute to Anna Wilson, early Omaha businesswoman, philanthropist, and Cemetery benefactor Bring a lawn chair or blanket for seating during the program. No pets, please. For more information, click here to download our flyer. Text Box: William and Rachel Snowden, Omaha's first white settlers, who arrived in July of 1854. They are buried at Prospect Hill. Text Box: Prospect Hill Cemetery Omaha's Pioneer Cemetery Established 1858 32nd and Parker Streets, Omaha, Nebraska