Trinity Church Cemetery and Mausoleum

Aaron Burr

Went to go see Alexander Hamilton’s grave. Absolutely incredible experience. Please go here, very cool, even though it’s closed. Pay your respect. 😸😸😸😸😸😸😭😭😭😭🙀🙀😭😭😭😭😭

Rachel Holcomb

Beautifully kept.

Davis D. Janowski

None of the reviewers as yet have noted that John James Audubon's home was located on the corner of 155th and Riverside, many feet below what is now 765 Riverside Drive, just outside and across the street (though the level the house once stood upon is part of the underground parking at 765). And yes, Audubon himself is buried here in the cemetery with many many others both famous and not. It is truly a beautiful and somber place. As some have noted the land was bought after Trinity Cemetery downtown ran out of room. If you come, keep in mind that most days it is only open from 9 am to 4 pm. The gates are all closed and locked when the cemetery is not open, though there are views from Riverside Drive down into the lowermost, westernmost section. You usually must enter at 770 Riverside Drive (see photos).

Dec. gyrrl

I haven't been up that way in quite awhile. But i must say the grounds are beautifully kept for a cemetery in upper Manhattan. I love this area of my city. This great.