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Photo showing the construction of the main entrance from Parker St. of the Glenwood Cemetery.

The Great Road entrance gate and wall of Glenwood Cemetery was a W.P.A project. It was in such disrepair that it was taken down in 1951.

The National Register of Historic Places Form and Application. A description of Glenwood Cemetery including history, map, archeological features, ecology of the area and other aspects that allows the cemetery to be registered as a historic location.…

A chronology of the Glenwood Cemetery from its coincident start with the town in 1871 through 1950.

A booklet describing the regulations of burials in Glenwood Cemetery. The fees are not current.

The crypt was built by Amory Maynard. Amory and his wife Mary are interred there along with 21 other family members.

The tree next to unidentified female and was blown down and the gazebo in the background was destroyed during the 1938 hurricane.

The iron gate was replaced by the current granite gate in 1928 (shown). A gazebo can be seen in background. It was destroyed in the 1938 Hurricane.

Servicemen marching in a Memorial Day parade enter Glenwood Cemetery.

Likely Board of Selectmen and other dignitaries are part of a parade entering Glenwood Cemetery through the main entrance on Parker Street.

Selectmen: ?, Thomas Cocco, Howard Boeske, Willis "Rebel" Dodd

A speaker addresses the audience in Glenwood Cemetery as part of a Memorial Day observance and parade.

Participating are Selectmen Tom Cocco, Richard White, and Howard Boeske.

Colors and honor guard enter Glenwood Cemetery as part of a Memorial Day observation and parade.

Second Row, 2nd from left is John Sebastyn, T. D. Murphy (holding the American flag), and Don Brayden (far right).

This is likely to be someone speaking in at a Memorial Day observance.

Selectmen: Tom Cocco, Richard White (white suit), and Howard Boeske.

Dignitaries lead a Memorial or Veteran's Day parade into Glenwood Cemetery.

Selectmen: Howard Boeske, Dick White, and Tom Cocco.

A member of the clergy (Rev. Taylor?) leads a group in prayer at a Memorial Day ceremony in Glenwood Cemetery.

Stu Campbell, Will Dodd, Howard Boeske, and Tom Cocco.

Amory Maynard and his wife Mary along with 20 other descendants are buried here.

A photo of Memorial Day Parade entering Glenwood Cemetery.

A view showing an upturned tree in front of a gazebo and a view of tree damage at Glenwood Cemetery, during the 1938 hurricane.
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