This is a town-owned cemetery on the west side of the railroad tracks beside the Ocean Spray facility. There is a break in the guard rails on Wood Street where parking is possible, but perhaps not advisable. Across the railroad tracks is the Alms House Cemetery.

This burial site is referenced to in a story published in the Middleboro Gazette on Friday, October 13, 1939 entitled "Constructing new town cemetery". It was hoped that the cemetery would include an iron fence, but that never happened.

This cemetery was established in 1939. There are 60 stones here. The stones have been labeled with metal numbers.

The Massachusetts Historical Commission refers to this cemetery in MACRIS as MID820.

This is a town-owned cemetery on the west side of the railroad tracks beside the Ocean Spray facility. There is a break in the guard rails on Wood Street where parking is possible, but perhaps not advisable. Across the railroad tracks is the Alms House Cemetery.

This burial site is referenced to in a story published in the Middleboro Gazette on Friday, October 13, 1939 entitled "Constructing new town cemetery". It was hoped that the cemetery would include an iron fence, but that never happened.

This cemetery was established in 1939. There are 60 stones here. The stones have been labeled with metal numbers.

The Massachusetts Historical Commission refers to this cemetery in MACRIS as MID820.