Concord Reformatory Cemetery Interactive Map
The Concord Reformatory Cemetery is the burial site for the 218 forgotten men who died while incarcerated in the Massachusetts prison system between 1878 and 1996.
The site is about 100 yards wide, sloping down to the front, highway in the distance, and dominated by the white cross in the middle. The graves start at the bottom of the hill and number east to west, with ten rows, 20-25 to a row, uneven at the top amidst the trees, with the markers dodging the large roots. The markers are of standard design. Each is 8 inches by 11 in cement, with only the grave number from 1 to 218, no names.
How to use the Interactive Map: Start by rolling over on the markers on the map below, and clicking to learn more about each man, his name, location in the cemetery, and a brief biography. Use the “Search” field to locate by individuals name or number. Use the “Filter” function in the upper left of the map to view markers by prison, project highlights, or filter the men who were Veterans. Use “+” or “-” to zoom on the map, click and drag to move, or click the “Reset” to zoom out and reset the screen.
