Brinckerhoff Cemetery 69 182nd Street, Queens, NY 11365
About the Business
Welcome to Brinckerhoff Cemetery, a historic and serene resting place located in the heart of Queens, New York. Situated at 69 182nd Street, our cemetery offers a tranquil environment for reflection and remembrance. As one of the oldest burial grounds in the area, Brinckerhoff Cemetery is steeped in history, providing a meaningful connection to the past for families and the community.
Our beautifully maintained grounds provide a peaceful setting for visitors to honor and celebrate the lives of their loved ones. We are committed to preserving the dignity and sanctity of our cemetery, ensuring it remains a place of solace and respect for generations to come.
At Brinckerhoff Cemetery, we understand the importance of creating a lasting tribute, and we offer a range of options to suit the diverse needs of the community we serve. Whether you are visiting to pay respects or to learn more about our historical significance, we welcome you to experience the calm and reverent atmosphere of our cherished grounds.
For more information or to inquire about our services, please contact us. We are here to assist you with compassion and care.
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69 182nd Street, Queens, New York 11365, United States
Reviews
"I grew up on this street, and we used to play there all the time. I later learned they tried to sell the site to put up houses, and that is why the city decided to designate it as an old Indian burial, even though they could not find a single shred of evidence that it is a cemetery (there was even an article in newspapers saying that nothing was found on the lot). It is overgrown with trees, and I wish someone would take care of the sidewalk."
"I used to live n 181st street in 1970s-1980s growing up which was around the corner from this lot. We were told this lot was an indian burial ground. It was always overgrown with trees and weeds as far as i remember. I didnt know it was called brinckerhoff cemetery."
"I grew up on 187 st and Union Turnpike, had a friend who lived a couple of houses down from the cemetry and thought that it was an Indian burial ground. We played there. Walter H. Klaus"
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