The popularity of Lowell Cemetery began in the 1840s as a refuge from the confines of the mill city. Designed as a landscaped garden cemetery, the grounds remain a peaceful setting for walking, reflection, and exploring local history.
The staff at Lowell Cemetery can assist you with end-of-life planning for a loved one, whether it is for immediate or future arrangements. Our staff helps families make thoughtful, informed decisions during an important time.
The popularity of Lowell Cemetery began in the 1840s as a refuge from the confines of the mill city. The crowded boardinghouses and noise of the mills were exchanged for an oasis of peace. Lowell was the second largest city in Massachusetts at this time. Today, the Cemetery is one of the oldest garden cemeteries in the nation.
