Spring Brook Cemetery was consecrated in 1860 as a private cemetery.

The most prominent structure in the cemetery, Card Memorial Chapel, was designed by Charles Eastman & built in 1898 and funded by Simon & Mary Card in memory of their daughter Lulu. The cemetery was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2007.

Photo courtesy of Allison Hall of Lights in a Jar Photography

Photo courtesy of Allison Hall of Lights in a Jar Photography

Chapel Open by Appointment

If you wish to visit the chapel please contact David Grant at 508-726-6275 or dgranti@verizon.net.


The Spring Street Fence Project

Click on the image above to hear all about this wonderful project made possible by the Marks family in honor of Joel Marks.

Photo courtesy of Allison Hall of Lights in a Jar Photography

Photo courtesy of Allison Hall of Lights in a Jar Photography

 
Our new southerly gate posts with engravings. These wonderful additions will allow people to know who and where we are.

Our new southerly gate posts with engravings. These wonderful additions will allow people to know who and where we are.

Columbarium

Spring Brook is pleased to announce a new option for you or your loved ones. See the installation in Here. Or see our Fees page for more information.

Our Gravestone Restoration Project

The before photo of our first stone repair. We will post updates to our Headstone Repair Gallery as we move forward with this wonderful project.

The before photo of our first stone repair. We will post updates to our Headstone Repair Gallery as we move forward with this wonderful project.

We’re also happy to begin our repair project for damaged stones. As funds become available we will continue to repair these beautiful pieces of history.

We’re also happy to begin our repair project for damaged stones. As funds become available we will continue to repair these beautiful pieces of history.

Aerial Photograph courtesy of Wayne Garriepy of Image | DV