A very large…read moregraveyard Harmony Grove is a very large and cool cemetery. Opened it 1840, it is built on very uneven terrain and has some steep hills, great old trees and lots and lots of different types of gravestones and memorials. I'm not sure how many acres the cemetery has but it certainly is vast. A cool Gothic revival chapel built in 1905 is at the entrance and then the small roads just sort of meander over the hills and through the trees. Lot of huge, medium and small sized monuments. Some quite modest and others very impressive and not doubt expensive. Some famous people that I never heard of are buried here as well as a whole lot of not so famous and ordinary folks. Some obelisks, morbid looking angels, a Civil War monument and even a couple of old cannon are scattered about. Some of the gravestones are literally hanging on the edge of small cliffs. One of the very coolest and most interesting graveyards I have been to. You can quite literally spend hours walking around here. A cemetery that is a fascinating place to visit even if you don't know any of the residents.

We have been dealing with Gabe Rossi to select a memorial stone for my parents' gravesite at St…read moreMary's cemetary. It has been more challenging because we are in California and Gabe has been very patient and helpful sending us pictures, suggestions, and recommendations for related services, as well as interfacing for us with the cemetary. We have not made a final decision yet but we are confident we are dealing with an experienced professional who knows every aspect of his business.

I highly recommend this place for memorials. I was very specific in designing a headstone for my…read morelove and they were not only able to create it, but also added so much more. I am very satisfied with the stone and their excellent service. Thanks!

My wife passed away from a long fight with cancer in July 2025.  I was devastated.  But I found the…read moreperfect place to honor and celebrate her - at O'Donnell's.  I had an idea of what I wanted to do, but O'Donnell's made it a reality and helped to fill in all of the important details to help her soul shine (she never needed any help with that in life). She touched so many people's lives and I knew we needed to find a special place - beautiful, open, intimate - befitting her spirit, but also large enough to accommodate the hundreds of people who would come to celebrate her life.   The facility was more like a beautiful event space than a dreary funeral home - it was warm and bright with lots of open windows - it just has a different vibe...   With their help, we planned a celebration of life that allowed us all (our family, friends & co-workers) to honor and remember Marissa the way she wanted.   They helped with the digital tribute and even did a second extremely personalized video tribute that we shared during her service.   They presented many options and choices but never forced us into anything and they were great listeners in helping us create the type of memorial that was just what we needed.   There were plenty of staff there to assist, we never worried about a thing. They let us focus on our friends and family as all the details were taken care of.   After the service they have been reaching out to check on me and help with all the people to notify. No one ever wants to do this - but Anthony and the team treated me like we're family.   They were professional but not stuffy... helpful but not bothersome.  They followed up but just enough... I want to especially thank Anthony O'Donnell, Brianna, and Diane for their compassion, kindness, and attention to detail.  I highly recommend O'Donnell's if you experience a loss like my own.

Buyer, beware in the most difficult times! These men are NOT honest and certainly do not disclose…read moreall information you may need......for example, they graciously offered to provide the pallbearers but NEVER told us it would cost us $600.00. OUTRAGEOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This cemetery was established in 1638 and is the oldest in Salem, MA. There were memorial stones…read moreengraved with the names of the executed, during the witch trials. It's a very cool and ominous spot. I love the old gravestones and trees. It's easily a walking distance from downtown and the main attractions. The day we went, it was packed. It's best to go early morning or late afternoon or even off season. Overall, a spot worth a visit if you love the spooky and historic aspect.

Was not exactly walking through this cemetery. I was with on a ghost tour. Really cool history.read more

The most Caring..helpful and considerate funeral directors by far. the prices are less expensive…read morethan a lot in the area! Finally the facility is beautiful with plenty of parking!

Caring, compassionate, professional. My family is grateful for the support they gave us during a…read morehard time in our lives in putting Mom to rest. special thanks to Mike Randone

Spooky Cemetery dating back to the early 1800's. Was heavily involved during the Salem Witch…read moretrials, said to be haunted by ghosts that if you're very quiet you can hear them!...Check it out during the day and at night if you dare!!!!

While on a Tour we stopped at this desolate cemetery. The…read moreHistory upon this location is amazing and unknown what the actual happenings were. Is Giles Corey actually buried here.....??

St. Mary's Cemetery is another cemetery in Salem. It's in close proximity to Greenlawn Cemetery…read more(within walking distance). St Mary's looks newer and has a more traditional cemetery layout. The landscape is mostly flat. Most of the trees seem to be gathered towards the back of the cemetery. I wouldn't really recommend taking a stroll through St. Mary's as it is not too scenic. Additionally, the cemetery lacks any pedestrian walkways. If you're like me and prefer older cemeteries that more closely resemble parks, I'd look into exploring other cemeteries in the area. YELP'S 2021 REVIEW CHALLENGE: #3

The cemetery is free. Tips are welcome. They close at night. It has some popular residents here…read more Inside, I saw people answering questions and talking about the history. I don't know if it was part of a tour or an employee. The cemetery had an area right outside the entrance that had memorial benches. People leave things on those benches sometimes. It's like a big square with a path. It overlooks the cemetery, so even if the cemetery is closed, you can still see it.

Momitoted/guarded cemetery. Although there are memorials surrounding the cemetery, the victims of…read morethe witch "trials" are not buried here. I believe our tour guide said one of the judges is though. Quaint little place, our walking tour ended here. It's a cemetery so I can't exactly say it's nice, but it's worth stopping by if you're in Salem.

Salem will forever hold a sacred, unforgettable place in our hearts. I chose Greenlawn Cemetery as…read morethe backdrop to propose to my girlfriend, now my fiancée! Surrounded by the peaceful, welcoming energy of Salem's friendly spirits, she said yes, turning a gorgeous afternoon into pure magic. If you haven't visited, Greenlawn isn't just a resting place, it's an absolute treasure The cemetery doubles as the F. Carroll Sargent Arboretum, home to over 200 species of trees (including rare specimens like the Dawn Redwood), making it one of the most botanical rich locations in Massachusetts. The grounds are impeccably cared for, featuring winding pathways, picture-perfect stone arches, and quiet, serene spots ideal for meditation or reflective picnics near Fountain Pond. The High Victorian Gothic Dickson Memorial Chapel gives the entire landscape a romantic, timeless feel.

Based in Salem, this local cemetery checks off all the boxes that a taphophile would appreciate…read more First, there's a ton of trees. All that foliage makes for a lovely walk through Greenlawn Cemetery in the fall. Second, there's a pond and fountain on-site that looks like it would be oh so enticing to sit by and read a book during the summer. And last but not least, there's some really cool headstones to browse. During my quick walk through in the winter, the cemetery was relatively empty with maybe only 2 other people. Greenlawn Cemetery is right next to St. Mary's cemetery, but is infinitely more scenic. YELP'S 2020 REVIEW CHALLENGE: #20