Founded in 1838 and now a National Historic Landmark, Green-Wood was one of the first rural cemeteries in America. Green-Wood is 478 spectacular acres of hills, valleys, glacial ponds and paths, throughout which exists one of the largest outdoor collections of 19th- and 20th-century statuary and mausoleums.
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"The Poet's Mound" (McDonald Clarke Monument)
PostSarah Van Brunt Cashman Monument
PostFifth Avenue Viaduct
PostHighland Avenue
PostCharles Morgan Mausoleum
PostWilliam Niblo Mausoleum
PostWillie R. Pierce Monument
PostSolito Monument
PostSylvan Water
PostFiremen's Monument
PostMaria Bellows Monument
PostDewey Mausoleum
PostMaria Bellows Monument
PostIrad Hawley Monument
PostAlice and Phoebe Cary Monument
PostWardwell-Draper Monument
PostMateo C. Rodriguez Monument
PostOcean Hill
PostIsaac Newton Phelps Mausoleum
PostBattle Avenue
PostArctic Monument
PostJames Gordon Bennett, Sr. Monument
PostPastoral Dell
PostTietjen Monument
PostMessenger Family Lots
PostNorris Monument
PostChambettaz Mausoleum
PostMaple Ridge
PostAbraham Scribner Monument
PostThorne and Donaldson Lot
PostFrost Monument
PostThomas M. Smith Monument
PostDo-Hum-Me Monument
PostFountain Hill, near Chapel Avenue
PostCornelius Kingsland Garrison Monument
PostLt. William Moir Smith Monument
PostJohn Matthews Monument
PostRobinson Family Monument
PostAnn Rooker Monument
PostCharlotte Canda Monument
PostLemuel Smith Monument
PostSamuel F.B. Morse Monument
PostReceiving Tomb
PostCooper-Hewitt Lot
PostVine Dell
PostAbraham Scribner Monument
PostWilliam Henry Wallis Monument
Post"Sea Captain's Monument" (John Correja)
PostJames Gordon Bennett, Sr. Monument
PostMeadow Hill
PostCharlotte Canda Monument
PostSprague Family Monument
PostThorne and Donaldson Lot
PostSoldiers' Monument
PostWilliam Anson Lawrence Monument
PostFountain Hill
PostWilliam Shepard Wetmore Monument
PostStephen Whitney Mausoleum
PostSeth Grosvenor Monument
PostGen. Thomas Spencer Dakin Monument
PostFort Hamilton Parkway Entrance
PostFountain Hill
PostLake Avenue
Post"Pilot's Monument" (Thomas Freeborn)
PostCharles T. French Monument
PostArctic Monument
PostChestnut Hill
PostFiremen's Monument
PostFrederick Derbyshire Monument
PostNear Meadow Water
PostFern Avenue, Battle Hill
PostSamuel Latham Mitchill Monument
PostFountain Hill, near Chapel Avenue
PostWillam S. Packer Monument
PostSpencer Family Lot
PostWilliam Niblo Mausoleum
PostMenemon Sanford Monument
PostSpruce Hill
PostJohn W. Schmidt Monument
PostJohn Matthews Monument
PostFort Hamilton Parkway Entrance
PostReceiving Tomb
PostAaron Arnold Monument
PostBay Grove Hill
PostOcean Hill
PostSoldiers' Monument
PostSteinway Mausoleum
PostOtto Fabricotti Monument
PostOcean Hill
PostSylvan Avenue
PostHorace Greeley Monument
Post"Precious Georgie" (George Sidney Cuyler Monument)
PostHenry E. Pierrepont Monument
PostDixon Hall Lewis Monument
PostWilliam Henry Wallis Monument
PostBay Side Avenue
PostCrescent Water
PostValley Water
PostChief Harry Howard Monument
PostDixon Hall Lewis Monument
PostHarper Brothers Monument
PostHenry Ruggles Monument
PostValley Water
PostOcean Hill
PostClara Bartlet Gregory Monument
PostJohn Matthews Monument
PostJ.C. & W.B. Callicott Monument
PostDeWitt Clinton Monument
PostThomas Clark Durant Mausoleum
PostGassner Monument
PostReceiving Tomb
WalkGreen-Wood's Artful Architecture
PostDale Water
PostThomas Clark Durant Mausoleum
PostCharles Morgan Mausoleum
PostDelaplaine Mausoleum
PostDale Avenue
PostCrescent Water
Post36th Street Entrance
PostJohn Anderson Mausoleum
PostJohn Kerr Monument
PostBay Side Dell
PostDeWitt Clinton Monument
PostReceiving Tomb
PostAmbrose Cornelius Kingsland Monument
PostCliff Path
PostAbraham Scribner Monument
PostChambettaz Mausoleum
PostCornelius Kingsland Garrison Monument
PostWilliam Niblo Mausoleum
PostElias Howe Monument
PostLake Avenue
PostCharlotte Canda Monument
PostHenry Ward Beecher Monument
PostRavine Path
PostVandervoort Monument
PostJohn Ruthven Monument
PostSpencer Family Lot
PostSylvan Cliff
PostCornelia Polhemus Monument
PostCharlotte Canda Monument
PostWilliam and Betsey Dunley Monument
PostNorris Monument
PostReceiving Tomb
PostJohn Anderson Mausoleum
PostGordon Webster Burnham Monument
PostLowe Family Lot
PostBattle Avenue at Highland Avenue
PostCol. Abraham S. Vosburgh Monument
PostGrove Avenue
PostDelaplaine Mausoleum
PostCrescent Water
PostJohn Matthews Monument
PostFrost Monument
PostJohn Matthews Monument
PostGen. Henry Wager Halleck Monument
PostArbor Water
PostReceiving Tomb
WalkGreen-Wood's Stories in Stone
PostGroesbeck Mausoleum
PostDr. Valentine Mott Monument
PostBarney Williams Monument
PostHilton Family Lot
PostOcean Hill, near Grove Avenue
PostCypress Avenue
PostDeWitt Clinton Monument
PostCharlotte Canda Monument
PostHorsington Family Monument
PostDell Water
PostIrad Hawley Monument
PostLake and Sylvan Avenues
PostLandscape Avenue
PostDr. Charles Isaacs Monument
PostRobinson Family Monument
PostJane A. Debevoise Monument
PostSarah R. Graham Monument
PostChauncey Mausoleum
PostSycamore Avenue
PostJames McMunn Monument
PostLake and Sylvan Avenues
PostKelsey Monument
PostCrescent Water
PostSpruce Avenue