Suggestions for Cemetery near South End, Boston

IWalked Audio Tours • September 13, 20112nd oldest cemetery in Boston from 1659. Not originally part of Freedom Trail. Later added after many visitors "added it themselves." 80% of stones contain winged skulls. More info in blog below<LINK>

Jessie Z. • December 16, 2016The cemetery has been very well attended. Was good to see the burial place of many founding families.

Carl G. • January 8, 2016Beautiful green cemetery with impressive monuments.

Joseph D. • September 28, 2014Beautiful 19th century cemetery filled with a lot of famous people, beautiful stones, hidden ponds and a great view of metro Boston from the Washington tower. Birding is a highlight as well.

Matt • June 17, 2023Huge cemetery, we lucked out a little finding our loved ones in pine grove extension.

New York R. • August 1, 2010nice cemetery but sad to see so many jews buried there!

Eric O. • May 21, 2012There is a holiday display at the West Street entrance that is worth checking out.

Lisa J. • November 4, 2012Zig zagging makes for a longer walk

Jennifer M. • April 12, 2010Final resting place of my great and great great grandparents. My homies that chill in Rosary are the Brocks, the Jones the Clarks.

Brian K. • February 24, 2012Visit our website at www.wcmp.org for location maps , office hours, or general info