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  My grandmother and grandfather grew up in Lowell and are buried at the Lowell Cemetery. I've never been to visit and my wife and I are going for the first time this Memorial Day. I can't wait to go and see. I never got to go to their grave so I'm excited to visit.

  Added June 16, 2017 by Kevin Dill
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  I am so lucky to live near this beautiful place. We walk through here all the time. It is really a gorgeous garden that happens to also memorialize the lives of others. The cemetery has some wonderful stories and monuments. There is a witch, a lion and book chair. They are building a Columbarium to memorialize those who are cremated. If you like history and gardens this is a wonderful place to wander around in. There are two entrances, one on Lawrence Street and one on Knapp avenue the road behind Shedd Park.

  Added November 23, 2016 by Beryl Reid