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New York City Marble Cemetery

Haunted History & Folklore New York, New York

This walled East Village burial ground opened in 1831 and is a distinct site from the nearby New York Marble Cemetery. Its rows of underground vaults and rare open-gate days make it an atmospheric stop…

Place Category: Haunted History & FolklorePlace Tags: Cemetery

This walled East Village burial ground opened in 1831 and is a distinct site from the nearby New York Marble Cemetery. Its rows of underground vaults and rare open-gate days make it an atmospheric stop for cemetery-history enthusiasts. The grounds are generally closed except on published open days or by advance arrangement.

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Place Title: New York City Marble Cemetery
Category: Haunted History & Folklore
Tags: Cemetery
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This walled East Village burial ground opened in 1831 and is a distinct site from the nearby New York Marble Cemetery. Its rows of underground vaults and rare open-gate days make it an atmospheric stop for cemetery-history enthusiasts. The grounds are generally closed except on published open days or by advance arrangement.

Address: 52-74 East 2nd Street
New York
New York
10003
United States
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