Elm Grove Cemetary

5 reviews

+1 (860) 536-7834

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Such a serene beautiful cemetery with a view of Mystic River

197 Greenmanville Ave

Mystic, CT 06355

+1 (860) 536-7834

http://elmgrovecemetery.org

This historic cemetery, established in 1853, continues to serve a growing population in the Mystic-Stonington area. The location is serene and peaceful, occupying a large area of riverfront that has sweeping views and stately trees. The cemetery is run by a not for profit entity that coordinates a full variety of interment services.

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5.05 reviews

Gina W.

9/10/2021

The breeze is light, the air heavy the Canadian geese walk solemnly. Rows of those who met their demise. Rich and poor, now equalized. Millions of words distilled to one; Mother. Father....

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Britt C.

6/3/2020

I love cemeteries and have been to many because of my old job. Nothing compares to this breathtaking cemetery sitting next to the Mystic River. My sister knows my love for cemeteries so she drove...

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Mike V.

6/19/2020

I'm not sure the exact criteria for reviewing a cemetery, but here goes. This is a classic New England hot spot complete with faded, centuries old grave markers. Some A list celebrities on the...

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Phyllis B.

8/26/2016

Absolutely beautiful cemetery. It is well maintained. It has gorgeous monuments and a fabulous view.

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Darkava N.

1/13/2013

This is a beautiful cemetery. I've walked through it many times. Not only is it huge, but it's well kept. There's a duck pond with turtles and frogs and the ducks are friendly. I've never had to...

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