Lowell Cemetery
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The Ayer Lion has been boxed up for the winter to protect it from our harsh New England weather - just in time before our possible snow tomorrow! #LowellCemetery

At #LowellCemetery, our core value is to treat all customers with dignity and respect. We have met and worked with some wonderful people over the years and we are truly honored when we’re selected as people’s first choice for their final resting place.

Dr. Moses Greeley Parker graduated from Harvard Medical School in 1864 and enlisted as an Army doctor during the Civil War. He maintained his reputation as a skilled physician and innovated many new medical procedures after the war while continuing his medical practice in the Lowell area. Through his friendship with Alexander Graham Bell, he made investments in the American and New England Telephone Companies and subsequently introduced the system of using numbers instead of... names to complete a call. Read more about his story https://bit.ly/36b9zG9. #LowellCemetery Photo credit: Richard P. Howe, Jr.

The Lowell Cemetery provides the assurance of permanent reverence and respect for the deceased through the tasteful flower gardens and shrubs, shade trees and trimmed lawns adorning the grounds through the Perpetual Care Plan. #LowellCemetery

Thank you Merrimack Valley Magazine for this! We get so much joy from being able to share the history and beauty of our location with the public!

Historic Lowell Cemetery has created a majestic place of serenity to memorialize and remember loved ones. It is renowned for its beautifully landscaped rolling hills and gardens, historic monuments and sculptures and the many notable people who are buried there. It is often referred to as a hidden gem in Lowell. #LowellCemetery

"Plant ye a tree, which may wave over me, When I am gone, when I am gone. Sing me a song, if my greave ... you should see, When I am gone, when I am gone." Excerpt from Barilla Taylor's epitaph, Lowell mill girl Seventeen years old. Buried in Lowell Cemetery, November 14, 1845 #LowellCemetery

Lowell Cemetery is full of intricate art and monuments in addition to its meticulously maintained gardens and trees. Stop in for a visit and see for yourself! #LowellCemetery

Did you know - This monument for Frederick Ayer (d. 1918) is the tallest in the Lowell Cemetery? #LowellCemetery

With many people enjoying the last bit of the long weekend, why not take a walk through the Lowell Cemetery and view all the beautiful foliage, monuments, and memories? #LowellCemetery

Chauncey Langdon Knapp was a prominent figure in Lowell beginning in 1843 and continued to be an impactful person in history throughout his life. From his involvement in Congress as a Clerk and Congressman through his editorial duties for the Middlesex Standard and Lowell Citizen and News, his presence was strong and purposeful So much so that Knapp Avenue leading from Rogers Street into the Lowell Cemetery is named for him. Be sure to check out his gravesite the next time you’re visiting Lowell Cemetery. Read more about his story https://bit.ly/3mYObtI. #LowellCemetery