History
Established about 1767, Maple Street Cemetery was Adams' first public burial ground. Begun by the Adams Friends and designed in 1869 by Charles F. Sayles, an East Chester native, it is the resting place of Adams laborers, civic leaders, and industrialists. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is open to visitors from sunrise to sunset.
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Adams, Massachusetts · United States
