This ensemble tour was a celebration of the completion of the restoration of Section A – one of our two major 2021 projects. Thanks to donations from 141 of our […]
Read MoreWhen you think about hiking, you may envision heading far away from the city. You want to spend time walking among trees and wildflowers, you want to listen to birds singing, and watch for […]
Read MoreGreat things are happening at Mount Hope! Sunday, July 18 marked the day that the first of the new wayfinding signs were installed. Visitors all over the cemetery were excited. […]
Read MoreGreat things are happening at Mount Hope! Lucy Colman, our newly appreciated suffragist and abolitionist, formerly buried in an overgrown and hidden gravesite in Section M, has now been given […]
Read MoreSection A Vignette #9 The story of the old chapel, with its receiving vault, and of the architects, H. Searle & Son, has been little noted in late years. A […]
Read MoreWithin the 196 acres of Mount Hope Cemetery there exists some niches of beauty hidden in remote areas known only to hikers, explorers, and, of course, to the Friends of […]
Read MoreJune 13th, 2021, marked the Rededication of the B’rith Kodesh plot in Mount Hope Cemetery. This joyous occasion marked the completion of the 3-year FOMH project to restore this sacred […]
Read MoreMembers from the Ensign Robert Wilson Society, Children of the American Revolution adopted 2 cradle grave gardens last week. Tania Walts, Abigail Kemp and Jana Kemp planted, mulched and watered […]
Read MoreWhat could be more joyous than a summer evening picnic at Mount Hope surrounded by family, friends and neighbors enjoying the music of the RPO Jazz Combo! There were smiles […]
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