Respectful final resting place in Midland Park, New Jersey

Welcome to Midland Park Methodist Cemetery, a serene and respectful resting place located on Post Street in the heart of Midland Park, New Jersey. Established with a commitment to honor and preserve the memories of loved ones, our cemetery offers a tranquil environment for reflection and remembrance. At Midland Park Methodist Cemetery, we understand the importance of providing a peaceful and well-maintained space for families and friends to visit. Our beautifully landscaped grounds are thoughtfully designed to offer solace and comfort to those who come to pay their respects. With a blend of mature trees, manicured lawns, and carefully tended pathways, our cemetery provides a dignified setting that honors the legacy of those who have passed.

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Welcome to Gethsemane Cemetery: A Historic African American Burial Ground Located at 370 Liberty Street in Little Ferry, New Jersey, Gethsemane Cemetery is a site of profound historical significance. Established in 1819, this small, one-acre cemetery rests on a sandy hill west of the Hackensack River, in an area historically known as "Sand Hill." It serves as a poignant reminder of the African American community's rich history and cultural heritage in Bergen County.