Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler Grave 45 Fairview Avenue, Boston, MA 02136

Welcome to the Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler Grave, a historic site located within the serene and picturesque Fairview Cemetery at 45 Fairview Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts. Established in 1893, Fairview Cemetery offers a tranquil resting place with its park-like landscape, characterized by winding curved roads, expansive lawns, and minimalistic landscaping, in line with the Lawn-Park Cemetery Movement of the era.

Nestled adjacent to Mother Brook and offering views towards the Blue Hills, this cemetery holds significant historical value as part of the Hyde Park community. After Hyde Park's annexation by the City of Boston in 1912, Fairview Cemetery experienced further development, enhancing its facilities and maintaining its peaceful ambiance.

Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler, the first African American woman to earn a medical degree in the United States, is among the notable figures laid to rest here. Her grave stands as a testament to her pioneering contributions to medicine and her enduring legacy. Visitors are welcome to explore the cemetery's historic grounds, pay their respects, and reflect on the remarkable achievements of Dr. Crumpler and others who have shaped our history.