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The Old Burying Ground
by E. W. Baker. Read before the Society, December 18, 1901.
Proceedings of the Brookline Historical Society. January 24, 1906, pp 19-36. (Brookline Public Library: [Brookline Room] 974.45 B77hn)
At the town meeting November 20th, 1901, the town adopted a by-law by which the powers and duties of the Trustees of Walnut Hills Cemetery
shall also embrace and pertain to the old Town Burying Ground on Walnut street.
