Explore our Art and Architecture

Albert Wein Sculptures

Several works by the internationally acclaimed artist and sculptor Albert Wein can be found throughout the park, including the bronze door handles on the Administration Building in the form of the Hebrew letter shin, which represents the name of God.

Al Jolson Memorial and Main Mausoleum

 Designed by architect Paul R. Williams, the elegant, classical columns and long waterfall of the Al Jolson Memorial, framed by our main mausoleum, have become the icons of Hillside Memorial Park and Mortuary.

Mary Ann DeVine Sculptures

Nationally renowned artist and sculptor Mary Ann DeVine was commissioned to create four panels on the theme of Canaan in the Torah for Hillside. Each panel consists of a bronze sculpture against a mosaic background of granite and marble depicting well-known biblical figures, including Moses, Aaron, and Jacob.

Valley of the Prophets - Laurie Gross Studios

Nationally renowned artist Laurie Gross designed the spiritually-inspired stained-glass windows and rotunda floor of our most recent development, Valley of the Prophets.

Architectural Glass

Throughout the Mausoleum and the Courts of the Book are notable works of stained glass, rich in symbolism, which bring ancient Jewish history to life.

A Sheltered Embrace

Nationally recognized Jewish artists and sculptors, Laurie Gross and her son Elisha, designed and constructed this original footbridge just for Hillside. This piece, named “A Sheltered Embrace,” features intricate railings depicting the Tree of Life and a comforting nest, signifying the connections between Judaism and generations of families.