Historic Black-Owned Funeral Home Receives Prestigious Recognition
Garland Brothers Funeral Home, a cornerstone of the Albany community for nearly a century, has achieved a significant milestone.
This historic Black-owned funeral home has been inducted into the New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry, making it the first of its kind in the state to receive this prestigious recognition.
Founded in 1929, Garland Brothers has served generations of families in Albany and beyond. The funeral home has been a vital part of the community, providing compassionate care and support during times of grief.
The New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry aims to recognize and support businesses that have been operating for at least 50 years and have made significant contributions to their communities. Garland Brothers’ induction into the registry is a testament to its enduring legacy and its unwavering commitment to serving the needs of its community.
This recognition not only honors the rich history of Garland Brothers but also highlights the vital role that Black-owned businesses play in our communities. The funeral home serves as a reminder of the resilience, strength, and entrepreneurial spirit of the Black community in Albany and across the nation.
Garland Brothers Funeral Home continues to serve as a vital resource for families in Albany and beyond, providing compassionate care and support during times of loss.
This historic recognition is a well-deserved honor for a business that has made a lasting impact on its community.
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