Big Pine Crocker Cemetery is one of two cemeteries owned and operated by the Trustees of the Big Pine Cemetery District. The earliest burials are believed to have been made in the late 1860.

This is a very old cemetery for the western US. It is just about a mile from the center of town and rests at the foot of the Eastern Sierra Mountain Range. It has some unique features amoung them are several family plots (shown above) headstone range from late 19th century to present day. There is also an "Indian Scout" buried here with a Civil War era marker.

An example of a 1905 wood grave marker that was preserved.