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The Premier Independent Jewish/Interfaith Cemetery on the North Shore of Boston

Synagogue membership or affiliation not required

Maple Hill Cemetery welcomes visitors. The landscaped grounds and quiet courtyards offer visitors a chance to remember and honor a loved one, meditate or pay their respects to someone who has passed away.

Nestled in the wooded grounds (Workman Circle off Sabino Farm Road, Peabody, MA) Maple Hill Cemetery is open to members of the Jewish faith. The Interfaith section allows a serene burial location for members of the Jewish faith and their non-Jewish spouses and children.

TO THE MEMBERS OF THE MAPLE HILL CEMETERY ASSOCIATION:

There will be a Maple Hill Board of Directors meeting on Sunday June 5 from 9-11 am followed by a membership meeting from 11-noon. The meeting will be held at the chapel and if you prefer Zoom is possible if you provide us with your email. The agenda is as follows

1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Treasurers report
3. Cremation report
4. Fundraising report
5. mmww layout
6. grounds report
7. Mscisz report
8. New Board members

"And Abraham passed away…and he was gathered to his people"

Genesis 25:8-9

Maple Hill Cemetery

If you do not already own burial sites in the cemetery, we would like you to visit this sacred and peaceful spot in Peabody, MA, a place many of us have chosen for our permanent resting place.

Please call 978-531-0606

or email at MapleHillCemeteryPeabody@gmail.com

We would be pleased to give you a guided tour of the cemetery and to discuss availability and costs of burial plots.

Maple Hill Cemetery

Workman Circle (off Sabino Farm Road)
Peabody, MA
978-531-0606

Mailing Address

Maple Hill Cemetery
PO Box 2104
Peabody, MA. 01960-7104