This cemetery is right in the midst of the most beautiful nature scenes ever. A beautiful river flows in the back, gorgeous trees, and an eagles nest surrounded by all this perfect history. I could of stayed there forever just taking in the beauty and peacefulness.There's graves from many different time periods.If you're a Griswold decendent like me, our original ancestors who came to America is laid to rest here. It's wonderful to see.If you're an old new england colonist, this is the place you might want to look for your own ancestors!?Wonderful place.
October 2019
Amazon New England cemetery. The wonderful part of the cemetery is the walk along the back side with views of the Indian River. At the time of our visit, ospreys were nesting and the birds singing.
The head stones and memorials are a great mix of mid 1600's to present. The oldest are the ones closest to the entrance fanning out to the newest at the far eastern part. Many brownstone headstones showing various death head carvings in the older section. There is one mausoleum, the building was bricked up with no windows or doors.
There is great parking, an area is located a the north west side next to the maintenance building. The... read full review
This cemetery is right in the midst of the most beautiful nature scenes ever. A beautiful river flows in the back, gorgeous trees, and an eagles nest surrounded by all this perfect history. I could of stayed there forever just taking in the beauty and peacefulness.There's graves from many different time periods.If you're a Griswold decendent like me, our original ancestors who came to America is laid to rest here. It's wonderful to see.If you're an old new england colonist, this is the place you might want to look for your own ancestors!?Wonderful place.
Amazon New England cemetery. The wonderful part of the cemetery is the walk along the back side with views of the Indian River. At the time of our visit, ospreys were nesting and the birds singing.
The head stones and memorials are a great mix of mid 1600's to present. The oldest are the ones closest to the entrance fanning out to the newest at the far eastern part. Many brownstone headstones showing various death head carvings in the older section. There is one mausoleum, the building was bricked up with no windows or doors.
There is great parking, an area is located a the north west side next to the maintenance building. The... read full review