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Mikveh Israel Cemetery

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Mikveh Isreal Cemetery

Founded in 1740, Mikveh Israel Cemetery is the first Jewish cemetery in the nation. Many members of the Mikveh Israel congregation from the Colonial and Revolutionary Eras are buried here, including Haym Salomon, one of the major financiers of the American Revolution, as well as Nathan Levy, Aaron Levy and the Gratz family.