- The Evergreens Cemetery, a historic cemetery in the 'rural' style, was incorporated in 1849 and covers 225 acres.
- The Cemetery of the Evergreens, also called The Evergreens Cemetery, is a non-denominational rural cemetery along the Cemetery Belt in Brooklyn and Queens...
- When Downing and Davis laid out the Cemetery of the Evergreens, they did so with the intention of maximizing the park-like features of the natural rolling hills and...
- The Evergreens Cemetery was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 2007.
- The people who are buried in Evergreen Cemetery reflect the history of the community since 1853, when the cemetery was founded by clergymen and...
- Evergreens Cemetery is a non-denominational burial ground created in 1849 that spans 225 acres along the Brooklyn-Queens border.
- A map and brochure with locations of many of the famous and renown buried here can be obtained at the cemetery office; I found the staff friendly and helpful.
- Opened in 1849, The Evergreens Cemetery is a nonsectarian graveyard that runs along the Brooklyn/Queens border.
- Join a team of amazing, weekly volunteers who help maintain one of the oldest public cemeteries in California, Evergreen Cemetery.
- The land site of the Evergreens may be a non-denominational land site in Brooklyn and Queens, New York, informally known as Evergreen land site.
