The lovely old North Middletown Cemetery's first recorded interment was 1840 and, since 2001, has been run by an all-volunteer board of directors from the community. The non-profit, 501(c)(3) company has no employees, but contracts for mowing and maintenance, the costs for which are financed by donations from the public. There is a small amount of income from the perpetual care trust fund, but the majority of support comes from concerned contributors whose donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
The cemetery is now home to more than 3,300 interments and an ongoing database project is underway for mapping and recording the gravesites of loved ones who are buried here.

The lovely old North Middletown Cemetery's first recorded interment was 1840 and, since 2001, has been run by an all-volunteer board of directors from the community. The non-profit, 501(c)(3) company has no employees, but contracts for mowing and maintenance, the costs for which are financed by donations from the public. There is a small amount of income from the perpetual care trust fund, but the majority of support comes from concerned contributors whose donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.
The cemetery is now home to more than 3,300 interments and an ongoing database project is underway for mapping and recording the gravesites of loved ones who are buried here.