Trustees Records, Vol. 1, 1835 (page 150)

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W. corner of the Cemetery and not far from the Gate.
for the accomodation [sic] of the great concourse of visitors
which it is anticipated will thus be brought to Mt
Auburn. It is to be feared that the grounds will be over-
run by crowds of persons who will make it a resort
for pleasure & amusement & thus disturb the sacred
quiet of the place. You Com^ee are not prepared, nor
is it any part of their duty, to recommend any par-
ticular course to be pursued by the Trustees, but they
are satisfied that a serious injury will result from
the establishment of a station so near the gate of the
Cemetery, which will require some decided action on
the part of the Trustees or of the Proprietors.

for the Com^ee
M. Brimmer. Chairman.

The above report having been accepted and the re-
commendations contained therein approved the meet-
ing adjourned.

A true record. Attest
Henry M. Parker. Sec'y.

Trustees

Pursuant to notices issued in the usual manner by the Sec-
retary The Trustees met at the office of C.P. Curtis Esquire, 16
Court Street at 12 o'clock M. on the 22^nd day of January A.D.
1847. Present Messrs Bigelow, Brimmer, C.P. Curtis, Gould,
Parker and Read. The Treasurer G.W. Bond was also in atten-
dance.

The Treasurer's annual report having been submitted, and