Cemetery at the Green

Nemasket Hill Cemetery, established in 1662, is the oldest and largest burial ground in Middleborough, Massachusetts, encompassing 33 acres of historically significant land. The cemetery is home to the oldest engraved headstone in the town, that of Elizabeth Vaughan, who passed away in 1693, and has been in continuous operation since its inception. The cemetery is actively involved in restoration and preservation efforts, including a two-year project aimed at refurbishing its historic building. Additionally, it features a dedicated area called Angel Haven, honoring the memory of 83 babies in unmarked graves, reflecting the community's commitment to remembrance and beautification. Generated from the website

Friends of Middleborough Cemeteries Inc. is a charitable organization established in 2010 with the mission to assist in the maintenance and preservation of all cemeteries in Middleborough, MA. As a 501(c)(3) charity, it aims to foster community involvement in honoring the memory of those interred within the town's burial grounds. The organization focuses on preserving, maintaining, and restoring cemeteries, while promoting awareness of their historical significance. It engages volunteers and supports initiatives that enhance the care and remembrance of individuals laid to rest in Middleborough. Generated from the website

Gammons Cemetery is one of six public cemeteries in Middleboro, MA, and is maintained by the Friends of Middleborough Cemeteries, Inc. Once overgrown and unrecognizable, the cemetery has undergone significant restoration efforts since 2011, transforming it from an area of briars and poison ivy into a preserved site of historical importance. Notably referenced in Thomas Weston's book "History of the Town of Middleboro, MA," Gammons Cemetery is located on Sachem Street near Fall Brook. Community engagement, such as the Eagle Scout project by Jake Smith, has played a vital role in restoring the cemetery's front fence and enhancing its visibility and accessibility. Generated from the website