Saint Catherine of Siena Catholic Church is from 1963.



Rectory





Maplewood Cemetery FINDAGRAVE is from 1816. The first name was Sixteen Acres Cemetery. The cemetery was added to in 1882. This is most likely the oldest cemetery in the city that was never moved. There once was a hearse house in its southeasterly corner. A hearse was used from the 1882 era to 1908.





Hillcrest Park Cemetery is at 895 Parker Street opposite Sunnybrook Road. This cemetery is an Olmsted designed one. Letters
The Olmsted family and cemeteries and memorials EXTERNAL LINK

MAP of the cemetery

Main Gate (section I)


Mausoleum, Crematory, and Masonic Memorial (sections A and B)


Office, Gate, Floral Clock, and Odd Fellows Memorial (sections C and D)



Birch Trees, Waterfall, and Garage (sections E and F)

Summer Garden, Pond, and Gazebo (sections G and Q)

Tower (sections M and N) – The tower is from 1936 and was made from the funds of Frederick and Anne Swindells.




Garden of Bronze, Sunclock, Oak Tree (sections K and O)
Christian Cross, Cremation Garden, Lookout Point, and Masonic Memorial (sections L and P)
SUBNEIGHBORHOODS
Ambrose Street Area
Apremont Triangle Local Historic District – Hillman and Bridge Streets
Entry Dingle Heights – Bronson Terrace and Olmsted Drive – Park Edge Avenue
Federal Square Historic District
Forest Park Heights Historic District
Kenwood Park
Kimberly Terrace – Kimberly Ave and Burton St
Maple Hill Historic District – Pine and Maple Streets
McKnight Historic District – Princeton Dorchester Lafayette Florida St and Bowdoin Street
Prospect Park – Dorman School Area – Alice Cloren Samuel Street
Rushville – Hobson Street Area
Spring – Pearl Streets Area – Spring and Byers
Spruce Street Area
Glen Arden
This is an Olmsted designed sub-neighborhood just north of the Longmeadow Country Club Golf Course. The neighborhood and course were laid out by the Olmsted firm. Donald Ross laid out the golf course.
Smith Tract
Homestead Lawn