House of the Superintendent – 1849.

House of the Superintendent and office – 1990.

Cemetery Office – 2016.

Main entrance on chemin Saint-Louis.

Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada plaque commemorating the historic significance ot the Mount Hermon Cemetery - Section E.

Historical Map at the main entrance - Section E.

Section N

Section N

Fence along the cliff.

Fence along the cliff.

Hearse pulled by horses.

John T. Breakey (1845-1911), important saw mill owner and wood merchant. Founder of the town of Breakeyville – Section D.

Memorial to those who perished on the Empress of Ireland. Rimouski, May 29 th 1914 – Section J.

Vault – Section D.

On the left, Canadian Armed Forces sector – Section G.

Different eras.

Garden type layout.

Propeller – In memory of 3 American Mapping Technicians who died in 1942 at Bellechasse – Section G.

Sugar maple – Section J

Memorial park benches – Section O.

Vault – Section O.

19th century.

Ross Family.

John Henderson Holt (1850-1915), co-founder of Holt Renfrew and Compagny – Section S.

George Richard Renfrew (1831-1897), co-founder of Holt Renfrew and Compagny – Section Q.

Obelisks..

George T. Davie (1828-1907), founder of the Davie Shipbuilding Yards in Lévis, Québec – Section U.

Henri-Gustave Joly de Lotbinière (1829-1908), Prime Minister of Québec from 1878 to 1879 – Section U.

On the edge of the cliff.

Winter landscape.

Winter landscape.