Cemetery is a short distance south of the town of Duvall. From intersection of Hwy 203 and NE Woodinville-Duvall Rd, head south on Hwy 203 2.4 miles. At the traffic circle take the 3rd exit (left) onto NE 124th St. Continue on NE 124th St 0.4 miles. Turn right onto 269th Way NE/SW Cemetery Road. Follow SW Cemetery Road 1 mile to cemetery. Entrance is on the left. Novelty Cemetery dates back to 1901 when a five acre piece of land was donated by a local resident. A sign at the cemetery entrance says it was established in 1902. It replaced the historic Pioneer Cemetery that is located at the Dougherty Farmstead Museum in Duvall. That cemetery had to be closed due to the multitude of springs on the hillside. Many war veterans, mayors and other prominent Duvall residents are buried in the Novelty Cemetery. The oldest marked grave was from 1889 and the cemetery is still actively used. Cemetery is in very good condition and well cared for. Cemetery is fenced in but not locked. There is a road that goes into and thru the cemetery.