Maple Grove Cemetery
aka New York Cemetery
535 Hudson Street
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201-440-1607
Started in about 1850 by the Dutch Reformed Churches of New York
City (hence, the name), this cemetery also "received" the remains of many
earlier burials from neighboring cemeteries.
Click images below to enlarge.
The monument erected by the New Jersey Turnpike Authority to remember
those who were relocated to the Maple Grove Cemetery and those who still
remain buried under the Turnpike roadway.
The inscription of the monument at Maple Grove Cemetery erected by the
New Jersey Turnpike Authority.
The cemetery land adjacent to the monument for the Secaucus Potters
Field.
Some of the newer burials at the
Maple Grove Cemetery. This section is just across from the monument for
the Hudson County Burial Grounds.
With it's winding narrow roadways and old growth trees this cemetery is
one of the nicest so far in New Jersey that we have visited.
Some of the older stones that have been broken. There are not many that
were seen.
This seems to be a well maintained cemetery, even the older stones are
intact.
