Mount Auburn Cemetery

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Mount Auburn Cemetery
Established in 1831, Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is the first rural cemetery in the country. 19th-century records tell the story of the initial vision and how it is has evolved as a designed landscape and burial site. Including letters between its founding horticulturalists, commissions for works of art and buildings, trustee minutes and reports, and correspondence to and from the Cemetery. These pages detail all aspects of cemetery business, the rural cemetery movement, and the history of American landscape management and design. Read our transcribing conventions here. Visit our collections database to discover even more of our unique holdings.
1890-09-29 Letter: Trapper, 2014.020.013-009

1890-09-29 Letter: Trapper, 2014.020.013-009

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1890-10-31 Letter: Wiggins & Co. to J. W. Lovering, owner to sell, 2014.020.013-010

1890-10-31 Letter: Wiggins & Co. to J. W. Lovering, owner to sell, 2014.020.013-010

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1890-11-07 Letter: Office Inconvenience, 2014.020.013-011

1890-11-07 Letter: Office Inconvenience, 2014.020.013-011

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1890-11-10 Letter: Gray and Chestnut Mares, 2014.020.013-012

1890-11-10 Letter: Gray and Chestnut Mares, 2014.020.013-012

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1890-11-17 Letter: Charge for Opening Grave, 2014.020.013-013

1890-11-17 Letter: Charge for Opening Grave, 2014.020.013-013

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1890-11-30 Letter: Police and Fire Departments, 2014.020.013-014

1890-11-30 Letter: Police and Fire Departments, 2014.020.013-014

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1891-01 Annual Report of the Trustees of the Cemetery of Mount Auburn, for 1890, Together with the Reports of the Treasurer and Superintendent. Fifty-Ninth Year.

1891-01 Annual Report of the Trustees of the Cemetery of Mount Auburn, for 1890, Together with the Reports of the Treasurer and Superintendent. Fifty-Ninth Year.

The printed yearly report of the Trustees of Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge and Watertown, Massachusetts from 1891. Israel Munson Spelman (President), James W. Lovering (Superintendent), Henry B. Mackintosh (Treasurer), Henry A. Rice (Finance Committee), T. Quincy Browne (Finance...

17 pages: 17% complete (6% indexed, 94% corrected, 76% needs review)
1891-01-09 Letter: George C. Dyer, Boston Health Department, to J. W. Lovering, 2014.020.014-001

1891-01-09 Letter: George C. Dyer, Boston Health Department, to J. W. Lovering, 2014.020.014-001

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