Strolling St. Mary’s Cemetery in Brandon, Vermont

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The entrance to St. Mary’s Cemetery is fairly tricky to see and is rather sudden after Google Maps tells you to head straight on the road you’re on. Also, if you decide to visit off-season, note that the gates will be chained and padlocked. You’ll have to park directly in front of those gates that only fit 2 vehicles.

Older section of St. Mary’s Cemetery in Brandon, Vermont.

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