The historic Kessler Cemetery is a rural historic site that preserves the memory of early families who lived and settled in this part of Missouri. Visitors are welcome to explore the cemetery, learn about the history of the settlement, and reflect on the lives of the people buried here.

Because this is a historic burial ground, the site is preserved as a quiet and respectful place for learning and remembrance.

The historic Kessler Cemetery is located in the countryside near Easton. The site is simple and largely unchanged from earlier times. Visitors may see historic headstones, family burial plots, and the surrounding landscape that early settlers would have known.

Facilities such as restrooms, visitor centers, or paved walkways are not available at the site.

When visiting the cemetery, please keep the following in mind:

• The cemetery is located in a rural area, and cell service may be limited.

• Ground conditions may be uneven, especially after rain.

• Visitors should wear appropriate footwear and use caution while walking.

• Weather conditions can change quickly, so plan accordingly.

Throughout this website you will find pages that explore the history of the cemetery, the families connected to the site, and the early settlement that once existed in this area.  If you are interested in learning more, please check out the More Information page to learn more about this site.

We hope your visit helps you better understand the history of the community and the people who helped shape it.