Kenyon Cemetery lies on Mogren Hill at the edge of the city; the city owns and maintains it, and a plat map is posted on cityofkenyon.gov. In the county's parcel records it is one of the exempt public parcels, and the Goodhue County GIS carries a separate KenyonCemetery layer of its lots.
The countryside built earlier and more solidly. The 1878 county history records "Gol's Church" of the Holden Congregation, a stone building on section 5 of Kenyon Township seating 600 people, erected in 1870 under the Rev. B. J. Muus of Wanamingo, the patriarch of the county's Norwegian Lutheran churches; and "Kenyon Church" of Hauge's Synod, a stone building on section 8 seating 400, built in 1872. C. L. Brusletten, the postmaster-legislator, is buried at Gol. Holden Lutheran and Hauge Lutheran are still active congregations in the townships, and Dale, Aspelund Emmanuel and Holden churches appear in the directory.