List of cemeteries in Connecticut
This list of cemeteries in Connecticut includes currently operating, historical (closed for new interments), and defunct (graves abandoned or removed) cemeteries, columbaria, and mausolea which are historical and/or notable. It does not include pet cemeteries.
Fairfield County
- Adath Israel Cemetery, Fairfield
- Adath Yeshuren Cemetery, Fairfield
- Agudath Shalom Cemetery, Stamford
- B’nai Israel Cemetery, Fairfield
- B’nai Israel Cemetery, Danbury
- B’nai Israel Cemetery, Monroe
- B’nai Israel Cemetery, Shelton
- Baptist Cemetery, Danbury[1]
- The Byram Cemetery, Greenwich[2]
- Center Cemetery, Bethel[1]
- Central Cemetery, Brookfield[3]
- Children of Israel (Jewish) Cemetery, Danbury[1]
- Christian Church Cemetery, Danbury[1]
- Come's Cemetery, Danbury[1]
- Congregational Church Cemetery, Bethel[1]
- East Cemetery, Fairfield
- East Norwalk Historical Cemetery, Norwalk
- Elmwood Cemetery, Bethel[1]
- Fairfield Memorial Park, Stamford
- Fairlawn Cemetery, Ridgefield, Connecticut
- Gallows Hill Cemetery, Brookfield[1]
- Great Plain Cemetery, Danbury
- Gregory's Four Corners Burial Ground, Trumbull
- Hurlbutt Cemetery, Ridgefield, Connecticut
- Independent Hebrew Cemetery, Norwalk
- Kenosia or Lake Cemetery, Danbury[1]
- Laurel Hill Cemetery, Brookfield
- Lounsbury-Rockwell Cemetery, Ridgefield, Connecticut
- Long Ridge Union Cemetery, Stamford
- Lower Starr's Plain Cemetery, Danbury[1]
- Loyalty Cemetery, Fairfield
- Lutheran Cemetery, Danbury[1]
- Mapleshade Cemetery, Ridgefield, Connecticut
- Memorial Garden of The Unitarian Church, Westport
- Mill Hill Burying Ground, Norwalk
- Mill Plain Cemetery, Danbury[1]
- Miry Brook Cemetery, Danbury[1]
- Mountain Grove Cemetery, Bridgeport
- New Catholic Cemetery, Danbury[1]
- North Main Street Cemetery, Danbury[1]
- Oak Lawn Cemetery, Fairfield
- Old Long Ridge Cemetery, Danbury[1]
- Old Westville Cemetery, Danbury[1]
- Pembroke Cemetery, Danbury[1]
- Pine Island Cemetery, Norwalk
- Rodeph Sholom Cemetery, Fairfield
- Riverside Cemetery, Norwalk
- Roxbury Cemetery, Stamford
- Scott’s or Gage’s Cemetery, Ridgefield, Connecticut
- St. Augustine Cemetery, Bridgeport[1]
- St. James Cemetery, Bridgeport[1]
- St. James Cemetery, Danbury[1]
- St. John's Cemetery, Norwalk
- St. Mary's Cemetery, Bethel[1]
- St. Mary's Cemetery, Norwalk
- St. Mary's Church Cemetery, Bethel[1]
- St. Paul's On the Green Cemetery, Norwalk
- St. Playton'st Cemetery, Danbury[1]
- St. Rose Cemetery, Newtown
- Stepney Cemetery, Monroe
- Stony Hill Cemetery, Bethel[1]
- Titicus Cemetery, Ridgefield, Connecticut
- Cemetery, Redding
- Union Cemetery, Easton
- Union Cemetery, Norwalk
- Willowbrook Cemetery, Westport
- Wolfpits Cemetery, Bethel[1]
- Wooster Street Cemetery, Danbury[1]
Hartford County
- Ancient Burying Ground, Hartford[4]
- Blue Hills Cemetery, Berlin[1]
- Bridge Cemetery, Berlin[1]
- Buckland Cemetery, Manchester
- Canton Center Cemetery, Canton[1]
- Canton Street Cemetery, Canton[1]
- Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford
- Center Street Cemetery, Burlington[1]
- Century Cemetery, Marlborough
- Dyer Cemetery, Canton[1]
- East Cemetery, Manchester
- Enfield Street Cemetery, Enfield
- Evergreen Cemetery, Avon
- Glastonbury Green Cemetery, Glastonbury
- Green Cemetery, Glastonbury[4]
- Greenwood Cemetery, Avon[1]
- Maple Hill Cemetery, Berlin[1]
- North Canton Cemetery, Canton[1]
- Old Eastbury Cemetery, Glastonbury
- Old Wethersfield Village Cemetery, Wethersfield
- Seventh Day Baptist Cemetery, Burlington
- South Burying Ground, Kensington, Berlin
- St. Mary's Cemetery, Avon[1]
- St. Patrick's Cemetery, Canton[1]
- Village Cemetery, Canton[1]
- West Cemetery, Manchester
- West Lane Cemetery, Berlin[1]
Litchfield County
- Abbey of Regina Laudis Cemetery, Bethlehem
- Ashley Falls Cemetery, North Canaan[1]
- Canaan Valley Cemetery, North Canaan[1]
- Hillside Cemetery, North Canaan[1]
- Judea Cemetery, Washington
- Lower Cemetery, North Canaan[1]
- New Milford Center Cemetery, New Milford
- Old North Road Burying Ground, (also known as Winchester Cemetery), Winsted
- Roxbury Center Cemetery, Roxbury
- Sons of Jacob Cemetery, Torrington
- South Cemetery, Colebrook[1]
- St. Joseph's Cemetery, North Canaan[1]
- Townhill Cemetery, New Hartford
- West Cemetery, Litchfield[1]
Middlesex County
- Ackley Cemetery, East Haddam
- Bashan Lake Cemetery, East Haddam
- Connecticut State Veterans Cemetery, Middletown
- Cove Cemetery, Hadlyme North Historic District, East Haddam
- Cypress Cemetery, Old Saybrook[1]
- Foxtown Cemetery, East Haddam
- Hog Hill Cemetery, East Hampton
- Indian Hill Cemetery, Middletown
- Minor Cemetery, Middletown[1]
- Millington Cemetery, East Haddam
- Moodus Cemetery, East Haddam
- Mortimer Cemetery, Middletown
- Old Cemetery, Portland[1]
- Old Cove Cemetery, East Haddam
- Riverside Cemetery, Middletown
- Riverside Cemetery, Old Saybrook
- River View Cemetery, East Haddam
- Swedish Cemetery, Portland[1]
- Tater Hill Cemetery, East Haddam
- Warner Cemetery, East Haddam
New Haven County
- Beth Shalom Cemetery, Orange
- Evergreen Cemetery, New Haven
- Great Hill Cemetery, Seymour
- Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven
- Gunntown Cemetery, Naugatuck[1]
- Milford Cemetery, Milford[4]
- Mount Carmel Cemetery, Hamden[1]
- Naugatuck Grove Cemetery, Naugatuck[1]
- Olde Uptown Burial Ground (also known as Colonial Cemetery), Derby - historians believe this may be the oldest public cemetery in the US
- Orange Center Cemetery, Orange
- Paugassett Burial Grounds (also known as Paugussett Settlement Site), Ansonia (formerly Derby)
- Pine Bridge Cemetery, Beacon Falls[1]
- Pine Grove Cemetery, Ansonia[5]
- St. James Cemetery, Naugatuck[1]
- St. Michael's Cemetery, Derby[2]
- Saint John Catholic Cemetery, Wallingford
- Saint Lawrence Cemetery, West Haven
New London County
- Almshouse Cemetery, Norwich[4][1]
- Ames Cemetery, Lisbon[1]
- Antientest Burial Ground, New London[4]
- Avery Cemetery, Preston
- Avery Morgan Burying Ground, Groton
- Brewster's Neck Cemetery, Preston
- Col Ledyard Cemetery, Groton
- Congregational Church Cemetery, Lyme[1]
- Duck River Cemetery, Old Lyme
- Exeter Cemetery, Lebanon[1]
- Goshen Cemetery, Lebanon[1]
- Guiles Stafford Cemetery, Preston
- Johnson Cemetery, Bozrah
- Lebanon Center Cemetery, Lebanon[1]
- Liberty Hill Cemetery, Lebanon[1]
- Linwood Cemetery, Colchester
- Long Society Congregational Burying Ground, Preston
- New Poquetanuck Cemetery, Preston
- Oak Street Cemetery, Norwich
- Old Burial Ground, Colchester
- Old Cemetery, Lebanon[1]
- Old Kinne Burying Ground, Griswold
- Old Norwichtown Cemetery, Norwich
- Old Poquetanuck Cemetery, Preston
- Pachaug Cemetery, Griswold
- Packer Cemetery, Groton
- Palmer Cemetery, Preston
- Pautipaug Cemetery, Franklin
- Plains Cemetery, Franklin
- Preston City Cemetery, Preston[1]
- Read-Haskell Cemetery, Lisbon[1]
- Rixtown Cemetery, Griswold[1]
- St. Joseph's Cemetery, Norwich
- St. Mary's Cemetery, Norwich
- St. Patrick Cemetery, Uncasville.
- Stone Church Cemetery, East Lyme
- Trumbull Cemetery, Lebanon
- Whitehall Cemetery, Mystic
Tolland County
- Andover Road Cemetery, Hebron
- Bolton Center Cemetery, Bolton[1]
- Center Cemetery, Somers
- Ellington Center Cemetery, Ellington
- Gilead Cemetery, Hebron[1]
- Godfrey Hill Cemetery, Hebron
- Grant Hill Cemetery, Coventry
- Jones Street Cemetery, Hebron
- Mansfield Center Cemetery, Mansfield[4]
- Nathan Hale Cemetery, Coventry
- New Andover Cemetery, Andover[1]
- New Storrs Cemetery, Mansfield[1]
- Old Cemetery, Columbia[1]
- Old Andover Cemetery, Andover[1]
- Olde Mansfield Center Cemetery, Mansfield
- Old Storrs Cemetery, Mansfield[1]
- Old Willington Hill Cemetery, Willington
- Old Yard Cemetery, Columbia
- Pink Ravine Cemetery, Mansfield
- Quarryville Cemetery, Bolton
- South Cemetery, Tolland
- St. Peter's Cemetery, Hebron
- Silver Street Cemetery, Coventry[1]
- Skungamaug Cemetery, Tolland
- South Street Cemetery, Coventry
- Townsend Cemetery, Andover
- Union Center Cemetery, Union
Windham County
- Abington Cemetery, Pomfret
- Aspinwall Cemetery, Putnam
- Bara-Hack Cemetery, Pomfret[4]
- Bungay Cemetery, Woodstock
- East Woodstock Cemetery, Woodstock
- Litchfield Cemetery, Hampton
- New South Killingly Cemetery, Killingly
- North Cemetery, Hampton
- Old Cemetery, Eastford[1]
- Old Scotland Cemetery North, Scotland
- Old South Killingly Cemetery, Killingly
- Palmertown Cemetery, Scotland
- Plainfield Cemetery, Plainfield
- South Cemetery, Ashford[1]
- South Cemetery, Brooklyn
- South Cemetery, Hampton
- South Cemetery, Pomfret
- Snow Cemetery, Ashford
- St. Joseph's Cemetery, Killingly[1]
- Swamp Burying Ground, Ashford
- Warrenville Cemetery, Ashford
- West Thompson Cemetery, Thompson
- Westford Cemetery, Ashford[1]
- Westford Hill Cemetery, Ashford[1]
- Windham Center Cemetery, Windham
- Woodstock Hill Cemetery, Woodstock
- Woodward Cemetery, Ashford
See also
References
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- ^ a b "Saint Michael Church » St. Michael Cemetery". saintmichaelsderby.org. Archived from the original on December 25, 2017.
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- ^ Pine Grove Cemetery