Originally consisting of 10 acres, donated by the Bingham Family around 1859 and located just south of Dixon on HWY 113.  This is one of the oldest cemeteries in the area. The last burial was in 1957. Current cemetery boundaries are 4 acres.

Consisting of approximately 20 acres of which the 9½ acres originally owned by the McKinley Family, were sold in two sections and managed by the I.O.O.F. and Masonic Lodges in the 1870’s.  Later the District purchased an additional 3½ acres and an additional 8 acres. Currently, approximately 3¾ acres remain undeveloped.

Located 9 miles northeast of Dixon, consisting of two acres, with a church. The land was donated by the Hyde Family around 1860. Burials being of mostly German descent. The church was built by the Tremont Mite Society. They started construction about 1863, with the completion and dedication in May 1871. This church was known as the Westminster Presbyterian Church of Tremont. As of March 30, 2018, The Tremont Church has been listed on the National register of Historic Places by the State of California Office of Historic Preservation.