Prospect Hill Cemetery

The cemetery extends across 18 acres of land with both forested areas and open spaces, featuring numerous granite markers and winding pathways throughout the grounds.

Established in 1714, Prospect Hill Cemetery contains the original granite steps and a commemorative boulder marking the location of the first meeting house in Millis.

The cemetery includes a dedicated Hebrew section, Nevay Nachman, consecrated in 1969, and a specific area reserved for military veterans in the newer portion.

Visitors can access burial records containing over 3,500 listings, with 91 percent of memorials photographed and 25 percent including GPS coordinates for easy location.

The grounds divide into two distinct sections: an eastern portion with graves from 1714 and a 10-acre extension added in 1932 through the Richardson farmers donation.

Location: Millis

Inception: 1714

GPS coordinates: 42.16639,-71.36778

Latest update: March 2, 2025 21:55