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Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery is a curious place. After all, where else in New York City can you visit a dearly departed love and then immediately view an art installation in the catacombs or catch a ...

Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery—a sprawling, hilly burial ground filled with tombstones from the 19th and 20th centuries—has long been a destination for more than the dead. Established in 1838, the ...

When Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery opened in 1838, it was one of the first in what is known as the American rural cemetery movement, emerging at a time when cities were growing and their burial ...

It’s arguably one of the most peaceful and scenic spots in all five boroughs. Green-Wood Cemetery has been welcoming mourners and visitors since 1838, when it opened as part of the Rural Cemetery ...

SUNSET PARK, Brooklyn (WABC) -- One of the oldest and biggest cemeteries in the world, boasting 21 miles of land, is getting a new visitor center. If you're wondering why a cemetery in New York City ...

April marks the arrival of sunshine across the UK. As we begin spending more time relaxing in our gardens, the pleasure can be diminished if the fence is covered in slimy green growth. Wood looks ...

The main entrance of the nearly 200-year-old Green-Wood Cemetery at 500 25th Street in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, is adorned with Gothic brownstone arches designed by Richard Upjohn — the architect of ...

The dead sure know how to live — some of them, anyway. Since its founding in 1838, Green-Wood Cemetery’s permanent residents have lain among the hills of Brooklyn, their tranquility guarded by ...