Prices starting at $2,750
The Chapel of Grace
Forest Hills Cemetery is proud to present our newest cremation urn columbarium — Chapel of Grace.
This inviting chapel is outfitted with generously-sized niches, varying in price and location. Each niche glows with the warmth of individual LED lights, showcasing a decorative urn choice and your loved one’s framed photograph.
With visiting hours for every day of the year, friends and family are welcome to spend time with their loved ones during weekdays, on weekends, or even on holidays. Come to see for yourself the quiet and peaceful surroundings of Forest Hills Cemetery’s elegant Chapel of Grace.
Interested in The Chapel of Grace?
Speak with us Today
We invite you to explore the options available. Our staff is here to answer your questions and help you create a tribute that honors your loved one in a truly lasting way.
Please contact the Cemetery Office at (617) 524-0128 or reach out through our website to learn more
Words from Our Families and Friends
On a sunny winter day, when I seek solitude and deep reflection, I venture to the Forest Hills Cemetery. The snow-covered grounds, illuminated by the bright winter sun, sparkle with an ethereal light, giving the cemetery an almost serene, otherworldly beauty
I recently read about the lives of poets Sylvia Plath & Anne Sexton. Since I’m in the 02321 for a house-sitting gig, I decided to pilgrimage to Sexton’s gravesite in Forest Hills cemetery–an absolute hidden gem (the cemetery, not the gravesite)
Was planning on going to a different cemetery while visiting Boston, but it was closed earlier than expected and I’m so glad. Forest hills was so beautiful. We followed the green line on the ground which led us to a really nice security guard who told us we could pull over anywhere so long as our car wasn’t on the grass
One of the biggest and most beautiful cemeteries in New England. Unique, well maintained, and plenty to see. Peaceful. I had a long ride to get here, so I was so happy they had a bathroom and it was clean lol.
