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325:, to invite other prominent families in the town to establish a dedicated burial ground on farmland bordering the town. In 1796, thirty-two families purchased a tract just north of Grove Street, the tract was enclosed by a wooden fence, which was prone to rotting and needed to be replaced frequently. At first consisting of 6 acres (0.024 km), the cemetery was quickly subscribed and thereafter expanded to nearly 18 acres (0.073 km).
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campus to the planned new colleges. In addition, the proprietors considered a proposal brought forward by one proprietor that would replace portions of the stone sections of the wall bordering
Prospect Street with iron fencing similar to that already running along the cemetery's southern border on Grove Street. The proposal, withdrawn following a public meeting, included architectural and landscaping designs by Yale Architecture School Dean
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just north of the cemetery. In 2009, university administrators and affiliates suggested to the cemetery proprietors that an additional gate be constructed in the north section of the historic wall that surrounds the burial ground to permit pedestrians to walk through the cemetery from the main Yale
348:, both of whom are buried at the cemetery. The style, popular in New England in that era, was chosen to reinforce the antiquity of the site. The lintel of the gateway is inscribed "The Dead Shall Be Raised." The quotation is taken from
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317:, the town's central open space and churchyard. In 1794–95, a yellow fever plague swept the town. The increased demand for burial space prompted
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Daniel Lyman (1718–1788), Surveyor, Deputy to the
General Court, Court Referee, Justice of the Peace and caretaker of the State's public records.
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352:.52: "For the trumpet will sound, and the dead shall be raised incorruptible, and we will be changed." Supposedly, Yale President
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955:(1830–1909), Yale professor, co-founder of the Agricultural Experiment Station Movement with William H. Brewer (also buried here)
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1171:(1721–1793), important founding father, the only person to have signed all four basic documents of American sovereignty, the
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666:(1703–1767), Rector & President of Yale College – buried in the City Burial Ground on the Green, stone later moved here.
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1256:(1941-1981), British-born New Zealand astronomer and cosmologist. First female professor of astronomy at Yale University.
1107:(1903-1976), Nobel Laureate in Chemistry, a legendary theoretical chemist, distinguished professor of chemistry at Yale.
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Chronicles of New Haven Green from 1638 to 1862: A Series of Papers Read Before the New Haven Colony
Historical Society
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Peter Dobkin Hall, "Setting, Landscape, Architecture, and the
Creation of Civic Space in the United States, 1790–1920"
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762:(1781–1831), scholar, writer and missionary executive. Editor of the ‘’Panoplist’’ and the ‘’Missionary Herald’’.
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582:; co-founder, with Samuel William Johnson, also buried here, of the first U.S. Agricultural Experiment Station.
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In 1848–49, the perimeter of the cemetery was surrounded on three sides by an 8-foot (2.4 m) stone wall.
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1125:(1923–2006), Scholar in the history of Christianity, Christian theology and medieval intellectual history.
1119:(1813–1879), 19th-century photographer, artist, businessperson, photo case manufacturer, and gallery owner.
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History of the City Burial Ground in New Haven, together with the names of the owners of the lots therein
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554:(1795–1886), manufacturer and inventor of the stone crusher. His brother, Philos, invented the corkscrew.
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National
Register of Historic Landmark Nomination: Grove Street Cemetery / New Haven City Burial Ground
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862:(1856–1930), Dean of Yale Graduate School when women were first admitted. President of Yale University.
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455:(1811–1859), originator of the proposition that Francis Bacon wrote the plays attributed to Shakespeare
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461:(1802–1881), clergyman and abolitionist (father of Alice Mabel Bacon and brother of Delia Bacon)
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American: Memorial Architecture, National Identity, and the Egyptian Revival
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Aaron
Skinner (1800–1858), civic figure and supervisor of improvements to Grove Street Cemetery
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672:(1778–1848), Crusading political journalist and Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church in New Haven
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For the first 160 years of permanent settlement, New Haven residents buried their dead on the
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1203:(1816–1885), Yale chemist and geologist. First suggested some practical uses for petroleum.
1097:(1791–1859), Professor of Medicine and Natural Philosophy at Yale. One of the first to see
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706:(1754–1832), silversmith, engraver of Revolutionary scenes. "The Revere of Connecticut."
548:(d. 1691), Secretary, Lieutenant Governor and Deputy Governor of New Haven Jurisdiction.
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but memorialized at Grove Street
Cemetery. Major General, 7th in rank below Washington.
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1363:(1917–1970), educator and historian, first woman to become a full professor at Yale.
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University and college buildings listed on the
National Register of Historic Places
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Henry H. Townshend (1874–1953), proprietor and historian of Grove Street
Cemetery.
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1262:(1784–1844), architect and civil engineer. Inventor of the lattice truss bridge.
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Dr. Timothy Mix (1711–1779), Colonial soldier who died on a British prison ship.
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in 2000, citing its history and the architectural significance of its gateway.
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In 1821, the monuments on the green were removed to the Grove Street Cemetery.
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1131:(1766–1847), politician, United States Representative from Connecticut.
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623:(1859–1925), football coach known as the "Father of American Football".
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532:(1763–1861), paymaster to Connecticut troops in the American Revolution
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Cemeteries on the National Register of Historic Places in Connecticut
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List of jails and prisons on the National Register of Historic Places
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Martha Townsend (1753–1797), first interment in Grove Street Cemetery
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678:(1764–1851), United States Senator, mayor of New Haven, Connecticut.
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1113:(1909–1975), Yale American Studies professor and World War II spy.
877:(1754–1832), real estate developer, politician, and treasurer of
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Timothy Trowbridge (1631–1734), merchant, soldier and politician.
740:(1590–1657), a founder of New Haven, first Governor of New Haven.
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Gravemarker of E. H. Trowbridge and Grace Allen Quincy Trowbridge
513:; deputy to the General Court (legislature) of Connecticut Colony
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Completed in 1845, the entrance on Grove Street is a brownstone
1289:(1801–1884), inventor of first practical artificial ice system.
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National Register of Historic Places in New Haven, Connecticut
1058:(1761–1826), clergy,"Father of American Geography". Father of
830:(1790–1860), Yale professor of Homiletics and Pastoral Charge.
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768:(1836–1917), prominent New Haven merchant and philanthropist.
1597:"Grove Street Cemetery At Yale Becomes U.S. Landmark Today"
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921:(1819–1903), United States Representative from Connecticut.
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780:(1806–1863), naval officer who ended the rum ration in the
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1295:(1768–1821), Army Engineer, Chief of Ordnance (US Army).
1187:. Today his grave is the center of this colonial city's
927:(1789–1872), United States Minister to Russia, mayor of
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and incorporated in October 1797 to replace the crowded
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Titus Street (1786–1842), businessman and civic figure
1212:(1770–1835), United States Senator from Connecticut.
724:(1806–1877), Civil War Union Army Brigadier General.
1870:
History of the National Register of Historic Places
1551:, Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Press, 1898, p. 28
387:In 2008, Yale announced plans to construct two new
300:Today, it is managed by Camco Cemetery Management.
2354:Buildings and structures in New Haven, Connecticut
2349:Egyptian Revival architecture in the United States
1374:List of National Historic Landmarks in Connecticut
810:(1839–1903), scientist, "Father of Thermodynamics"
449:(1858–1918), women educator (niece of Delia Bacon)
1901:List of U.S. National Historic Landmarks by state
1567:. University of Tennessee Press. pp. 82–83.
1301:(1758–1843), lexicographer, dictionary publisher.
1137:(1811–1892), clergyman, President of Yale College
790:(1938–1989), baseball commissioner, President of
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1674:"The Grove Street Bulletin, vol. 1, no. 4, 2005"
1250:(1827–1890), Civil War Union Army Major General.
437:(1791–1858), wood carver, sculptor and inventor.
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293:In 2000, Grove Street Cemetery was designated a
2293:National Register of Historic Places portal
1777:"Architect pushes for changes at city cemetery"
897:(1725–1795), soldier, physician and apothecary.
1537:. Princeton University Press. pp. 108–09.
1499:
1019:), Civil War Union Army Officer killed at the
2374:Tourist attractions in New Haven, Connecticut
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1595:Taylor, Frances Grandy (September 23, 2000).
1514:Accompanying 32 photos, from 1997 and undated
1339:(1812–1889), abolitionist, President of Yale.
1197:(1779–1864), pioneer in scientific education.
1088:(1830–1896), meteorologist and mathematician.
340:gateway, designed by the New Haven architect
110:
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497:(1886–1982) noted female American astronomer
2369:Cemeteries in New Haven County, Connecticut
1091:George Henry Nettleton (1874–1959), author.
949:(1796–1881), portrait painter and engraver.
943:(1793–1868), mayor of New Haven, clockmaker
891:(1820–1906), professor of religion and art.
2359:Gothic Revival architecture in Connecticut
2344:National Historic Landmarks in Connecticut
2329:Buildings and structures completed in 1796
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1333:(1717–1758), colonel in the Colonial Army.
993:(1811–1889), mathematician and astronomer.
856:(1906–1963), President of Yale University.
718:(1829–1916), President of Yale University.
712:(1752–1817), President of Yale University.
700:(1773–1867), President of Yale University.
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1149:(1885–1963), President of Yale University
607:(1919–1988), President of Yale University
578:(1828–1910), scientist. Helped found the
40:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
1740:Three Cemeteries of New Haven, 1638–1938
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270:campus. It was organized in 1796 as the
49:U.S. National Historic Landmark District
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1002:(1717–1775), first sheriff of New Haven
987:(1866–1923), Yale professor and author.
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1649:"Cemetery Wall To Remain Undisturbed"
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903:(1752–1818), Aide de Camp to General
774:(1827–1902), historian and theologian
519:(1775–1863), abolitionist, father of
1409:National Register of Historic Places
369:National Register of Historic Places
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2364:Geography of New Haven, Connecticut
2334:Cemeteries established in the 1790s
1742:. New Haven: Yale University Press.
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1283:(1799–1879), children's book author
13:
2324:1796 establishments in Connecticut
2256:National Historic Preservation Act
1702:
1464:Grant, Steve (December 26, 2008).
1161:(1793–1882), merchant, founder of
1011:Henry Czar Merwin (1839–1863
937:(1779–1861), professor of Medicine
684:(1727–1780), clergyman, President
344:with carving executed by sculptor
66:The Egyptian Revival entrance gate
14:
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1762:"Plot-holders Slam Cemetery Plan"
1747:
1647:Appell, Alan (October 13, 2009).
1623:"Plot-holders Slam Cemetery Plan"
1535:The Campus Guide: Yale University
1478:from the original on May 11, 2015
635:(1894–1946), professor and author
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1621:Appell, Alan (October 7, 2009).
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1754:Grove Street Cemetery home site
1714:. New Haven: J.H. Benham. 1863.
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1281:Louisa Caroline Huggins Tuthill
1143:(1770–1847), traveller, author.
482:(1761–1851), Mayor of New Haven
367:The cemetery was listed on the
2209:Federated States of Micronesia
1855:Architectural style categories
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408:Family plots from 1848 to 1850
371:in 1997. It was designated a
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1317:(1765–1825), inventor of the
752:(1750–1826), Delegate to the
400:Notable burials and memorials
383:Conflict over perimeter fence
118:Show map of the United States
1738:Osterwies, Rollin G (1953).
1008:(1831–1899), paleontologist.
509:(1652–1714), captain of the
418:President of Yale University
266:, that is surrounded by the
21:United States historic place
7:
1719:Townshend, Henry H (1947).
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1177:Declaration of Independence
1163:Sheffield Scientific School
1049:(1928–2005), economist and
16:Cemetery in Connecticut, US
10:
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2261:Historic Preservation Fund
2240:American Legation, Morocco
1307:, soldier, Colonel in the
1218:(1727–1795), President of
1185:United States Constitution
694:(1814–1905), Bible revisor
373:National Historic Landmark
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295:National Historic Landmark
260:Grove Street Burial Ground
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1722:The Grove Street Cemetery
1533:Pinnell, Patrick (1999).
1331:Melancthon Taylor Woolsey
1269:William Kneeland Townsend
1181:Articles of Confederation
910:Charles Roberts Ingersoll
846:(1800–1860), inventor of
597:(1788–1866), founder of
465:Charles Montague Bakewell
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1767:October 9, 2009, at the
808:Josiah Willard Gibbs Jr.
798:Josiah Willard Gibbs Sr.
560:(1794–1871), politician.
558:William Whiting Boardman
272:New Haven Burying Ground
206:Architectural style
1782:March 12, 2012, at the
1509:, National Park Service
1431:"Grove Street Cemetery"
1337:Theodore Dwight Woolsey
1173:Continental Association
1068:(1830–1910), clergyman.
914:Governor of Connecticut
870:Governor of Connecticut
854:Alfred Whitney Griswold
490:Governor of Connecticut
475:Governor of Connecticut
467:(1867–1957), politician
425:(1873–1948), historian.
93:Show map of Connecticut
2178:Minor Outlying Islands
2161:Lists by insular areas
1875:Keeper of the Register
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953:Samuel William Johnson
929:New Haven, Connecticut
925:Ralph Isaacs Ingersoll
919:Colin Macrae Ingersoll
866:Henry Baldwin Harrison
838:New Haven, Connecticut
836:(1761–1849), mayor of
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656:Officer killed at the
615:New Haven, Connecticut
613:(1779–1836), Mayor of
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538:(1789–1869), Hawaiian
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264:New Haven, Connecticut
179:18 acres (7.3 ha)
133:New Haven, Connecticut
1880:National Park Service
1860:Contributing property
1796:Grove Street Cemetery
1760:New Haven Independent
1653:New Haven Independent
1627:New Haven Independent
1561:Giguere, Joy (2014).
1547:Blake, Henry Taylor,
1466:"History Disinterred"
1414:National Park Service
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1226:Henry Randolph Storrs
1201:Benjamin Silliman Jr.
1159:Joseph Earl Sheffield
1153:George Dudley Seymour
1111:Norman Holmes Pearson
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981:(1907–1959), chemist.
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521:Harriet Beecher Stowe
471:Roger Sherman Baldwin
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256:Grove Street Cemetery
160:41.31361°N 72.92750°W
32:Grove Street Cemetery
2235:District of Columbia
1361:Mary Clabaugh Wright
1355:Danbury, Connecticut
1287:Alexander C. Twining
1228:(1787–1837), jurist.
1047:John Michael Montias
1021:Battle of Gettysburg
985:Charlton Miner Lewis
979:John Gamble Kirkwood
788:A. Bartlett Giamatti
754:Continental Congress
658:Battle of Gettysburg
605:Kingman Brewster Jr.
580:Yale Forestry School
414:James Rowland Angell
389:residential colleges
321:, a businessman and
309:Establishment (1796)
246:Designated NHLD
1271:(1849–1907), jurist
1086:Hubert Anson Newton
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1060:Samuel F. B. Morse
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772:George Park Fisher
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525:Henry Ward Beecher
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1325:Theodore Winthrop
1248:Alfred Howe Terry
1195:Benjamin Silliman
947:Nathaniel Jocelyn
905:George Washington
848:vulcanized rubber
828:Chauncey Goodrich
778:Andrew Hull Foote
710:Timothy Dwight IV
692:George Edward Day
576:William H. Brewer
552:Eli Whitney Blake
486:Simeon E. Baldwin
447:Alice Mabel Bacon
394:Robert A.M. Stern
363:Historic landmark
284:Peter Dobkin Hall
262:is a cemetery in
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1189:Independence Day
1123:Jaroslav Pelikan
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1000:Samuel Mansfield
895:Leverett Hubbard
883:Hillhouse Avenue
844:Charles Goodyear
750:Pierpont Edwards
744:Henry W. Edwards
738:Theophilus Eaton
722:Amos Beebe Eaton
716:Timothy Dwight V
688:of Yale College.
682:Naphtali Daggett
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