Cemetery at The Green

12/21/2018

Friends of Middleborough Cemeteries placed Remembrance Wreaths at many of the graves of our American Revolutionary War and Civil War veterans. The FoMC thanks everyone who sponsored a wreath in 2018.

Learn more at: https://www.friendsofmiddleboroughcemeteries.org/wreaths.html

10/18/2017

HERE LYES Ye BODY
OF ZURISHADDAI PALMER
SON TO DOCtr THOMAS
PALMER DECd OCTr
Ye 18th 1719
IN Ye 18th YEAR
[OF HIS AGE]

10/11/2017

The story in the stones: A Revolutionary War cenotaph for Seth Cobb

http://www.southcoasttoday.com/article/20150813/NEWS/150819828

While doing his research, writer Jeff Stevens not only finds out more about the mysterious Middleboro resident Seth Cobb, but also reveals an oversight in

10/11/2017

Cemetery of the Green tour set for Sept. 25

http://www.southcoasttoday.com/special/20160919/cemetery-of-green-tour-set-for-sept-25

MIDDLEBORO — Most New England towns have a cemetery or two near their centers. Not Middleboro’s “four corners.

10/11/2017

Captain Peter Bennet: An Early Local Success Story

http://www.southcoasttoday.com/special/20170812/captain-peter-bennet-early-local-success-story

Early stones in the Cemetery at the Green are usually small headstones made from local slate. On a recent walk about at the cemetery, one stone carved by

09/21/2017

Cemetery at The Green turned 300 today. Lydia (Howland) Thomas was the first person buried here. It states that right on her stone!

07/25/2017

The "Confusing Miller Stones" is on display in the cemetery.

07/25/2017

With all of Middleborough’s historic gravestones, it is a real problem deciding what story to tell. One visit to the Cemetery at the Green led to a

05/14/2017

08/19/2016

Who would like to attend a tour of the cemetery?