Calkins or McDonough Cemetery

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Calkins Cemetery, aka McDonough Cemetery, holds 103 graves. It was first used in 1808. The cemetery is directly on Route 116 and is not labeled. The fence is a combination of wood and barbed wire.

You must use the alternative cemetery’s name, if you plan to use Google Maps. Plus, ignore the Tyler Bridge Road direction. The cemetery is DIRECTLY located on Route 116.

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