Take a look at some wonderful photos of Forest Hills taken by Lance Ozier after a recent snowstorm.
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Historic Forest Hills Cemetery
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Forest Hills is a historic cemetery located in Boston, Massachusetts. Designed in 1848 as a 250-acre park and arboretum as well as a burial ground, it helped inspire Frederick Law Olmsted's Emerald Necklace a generation later. Visitors discover a grand Victorian landscape filled with treasures of 19th century art and architecture, a green oasis shaded by magnificent canopy trees, and a sanctuary for birds and urban wildlife.
The non-profit Forest Hills Educational Trust presents innovative cultural programs in this extraordinary setting, including: exhibitions of contemporary art, concerts and poetry readings, walking tours, the Buddhist-inspired Lantern Festival and a traditional Mexican Day of the Dead.
The non-profit Forest Hills Educational Trust presents innovative cultural programs in this extraordinary setting, including: exhibitions of contemporary art, concerts and poetry readings, walking tours, the Buddhist-inspired Lantern Festival and a traditional Mexican Day of the Dead.
Forest Hills Educational Trust • Forest Hills Cemetery
95 Forest Hills Avenue • Boston, Massachusetts 02130 • 617.524.0128
95 Forest Hills Avenue • Boston, Massachusetts 02130 • 617.524.0128
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