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The Forest Hills Cemetery in Boston, Massachusetts is a Victorian-era cemetery with beautiful scenery and a miniature village. It is located in the neighborhood of Jamaica Plain, at the MBTA’s orange line’s last stop. The grounds encompass approximately 275 acres with a tranquil lake at the center, showcasing both man-made and natural beauty. Several of the graves in the Forest Hills Cemetery are adorned by beautiful sculptures, and mausoleums dotting the hillside feature interesting architectural details. A number of more contemporary sculptures bring a touch of playfulness to the property, including the miniature village and a family of trees dressed up.

165-A Block St, Boston, MA 02130, Phone: 617-524-0128

Forest Hills Cemetery
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