COPP'S HILL BURYING GROUND
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2024
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2024
The second oldest cemetery in the city for North End residents in Boston.
The cemetery was named after William Copp, an English leather goods dealer who owned the land. He sold it in 1659 and the place became a cemetery for North Enders. It is the second oldest cemetery in the city, after King's Chapel. Copp himself is buried there. Don't forget to read some epitaphs on the graves, some of which look like poems. Copp's Hill Burying Ground is one of the sites of the Freedom Trail.
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Visited in august 2019
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Le cimetière est beau et paisible. Moins de tombes vraiment importantes, par contre la visite est plus paisible et à ce titre vaut largement la peine.
Visited in october 2015
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Joli petit cimetière au coeur de la ville où il fait bon flâner. Il faut savoir que Boston est une ville de cimetières. On peut trouver des tombes dans toute la vieille ville.
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