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  We were charged $1000 to dig a hole and place cremated remains inside. A $50 job at best for $1000, that's what you can expect from them.

  Added April 30, 2017 by GOOGLE USER
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  Absolutely gorgeous in every season. No biking allowed but great for a quiet leisurely walk. Stop by the visitor center and pick up the seasonal bingo card for a quick game during your walk. Definitely visit the tower, closed during winter. The view is spectacular, especially during the fall!

  Added April 02, 2017 by A S
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  gorgeous place with a unique history. perfect place for a stroll on a nice day, volunteers are very friendly and knowledgeable

  Added February 16, 2017 by Dave Fan
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  A beautiful cemetery with flowering trees and bushes. The paths are nice and the sites are gorgeous. A must when in Boston.

  Added February 13, 2017 by N Nomad
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  Our family..including my father Henry Avery rests here. The staff is great and were very helpful to me and my children's multiple visits. Henry Avery, is a 1942 grad of MIT...loved everything Boston.

  Added October 01, 2016 by Eric Avery