Garden cemeteries of New England, 1796-2019

The forerunner: the New Haven Burial Grounds or Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven, Connecticut

America's first recognized garden cemetery: Mount Auburn Cemetery, Watertown and Cambridge, Massachusetts

America's second garden cemetery: Mount Hope Cemetery, Bangor, Maine

Valley Cemetery and her daughter cemetery, Pine Grove, Manchester, New Hampshire

Between the walls: Springfield Cemetery, Springfield, Massachusetts

The northeast's largest garden cemetery: Albany Rural Cemetery, Menands, New York

The garden of ethereal wings: Swan Point Cemetery, Providence, Rhode Island

The forgotten gem of the garden cemeteries: Brookside Cemetery, Watertown, New York

The mystical garden: Elm Grove Cemetery, Mystic, Connecticut

Cemetery on a hill: Green Mount Cemetery, Montpelier, Vermont, and Lakeview Cemetery, Burlington, Vermont

By the valley of the kings: Evergreen Cemetery, Portland, Maine

A plan for everything: Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford, Connecticut

The end of the era: the influence of garden cemeteries; South Street Cemetery, New Hampshire, Forest Grove Cemetery, New Hampshire, Laurel Hill Cemetery, Maine, and Hope Cemetery, Barre, Vermont.