Clark's Cemetery

Over 20 bags of Knotweed are at the maintenance entrance to Clark’s Cemetery

10 to 12 bags of Japanese Knotweed at the maintenance entrance to FPBG & Clark’s

5 bags of Japanese Knotweed in the maintenance entrance to Clark’s Cemetery in Oval Park.

Pvt. Hezekiah Corliss' headstone has been on the ground for several years and need to be placed in the correct position as soon as possible. This Civil War Veteran deserves better that this.

Large number of branches in First Parish Burial ground just inside the new Oval Park entrance.

Please add signs identifying First Parish Burial Ground and Clark's Cemetery at the new Oval Park entrance. The First Parish sign could be a copy of the one on the front gate.

The new entrance to First Parish Burial ground and Clark's Cemetery need a sign about what is not allowed in city cemeteries.

There are four bags of Japanese Knotweed that need to be removed From Clark's Cemetery. The bags are located at just inside the Oval Park entrance.

There are six bags of Japanese Knotweed inside the the new entrance of Clark’s Cemetery.

Clark’s Cemetery has two uprooted trees are leaning on another tree. These trees will fall on headstones. The app will not allow me to set 122R Centennial Ave as the address.

There are several piles of Japanese Knotweed and brush in Clark’s Cemetery that needs to be burned. The Japanese Knotweed is too invasive to be removed. Please burn as soon as possible.

Two bags of yard waste plus a couple of short logs

There are 5 double bagged bags of Japanese Knotweed and 1 bag of trash (yellow ties) at the entrance Oval Park entrance to Clark's Cemetery

There are 5 double bagged bags of Japanese Knotweed and 1 bag of trash (yellow ties) at the entrance Oval Park entrance to Clark's Cemetery

There are 5 double bagged bags of Japanese Knotweed and 1 bag of trash (yellow ties) at the entrance Oval Park entrance to Clark's Cemetery

There are 5 double bagged bags of Japanese Knotweed and 1 bag of trash (yellow ties) at the entrance Oval Park entrance to Clark's Cemetery

Frequently there are people, normally men carrying backpacks, in Clark's Cemetery when we arrive to work on restoring the cemetery. When they see us they run. These men now run down a new path in the North corner and exit onto the railroad tracks. Today's runner was wearing a blue shirt, tan hat and had a black backpack.

Hezekiah Corliss, Pvt, Co D 32 Mass Regt Vol headstone has been completely removed from his grave in Clark's Cemetery. Please return to the grave.

There are five double bags of Japanese Knotweed that need to be removed from the Oval Park entrance to Clark's Cemetery. Three bags are just inside the fence and two very heavy bags are at the bottom of the entrance.