
History

Mount Auburn is a work in progress. Geological forces created its varied terrain and natural beauty. Human ideas about death, landscape design, decorative style, visitor needs and sustainability have continually transformed it since the Cemetery’s consecration in 1831. Through it all, it has remained a tranquil, lovely place for the dead to rest and for the living to visit and enjoy. Learn More »
People

There is a story behind each grave at Mount Auburn. All of the men, women and children buried here left their mark in some way. Some had a large sphere of influence, impacting the region, nation or world in a profound, useful, entertaining or provocative way. Learn More »
Plants

Mount Auburn is a world-class arboretum with an exceptional collection of trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants. They have been selected for their beauty, diversity and value to wildlife. Our horticulture department also works hard to ensure that there is something exciting to see all year long, from the flowers of spring to the evergreens of winter. Learn More »
Art

Wildlife
