Frances Cleveland
Fun Fact
After the death of her husband, Frances Cleveland campaigned against women’s suffrage, contending that “women weren’t yet intelligent enough to vote”. In May 1913 she was elected as vice president of the “New Jersey Association Opposed to Woman’s Suffrage” and served as the president for the Princeton chapter.
Cemetery Information:
Final Resting Place:
Princeton Cemetery
29 Greenview Avenue
Princeton, New Jersey, 08542
USA
North America
Map:

Grave Location:
Section 1, Block U, Lot 15, Grave 13Grave Location Description
As you enter the cemetery drive past the office on your right make the first turn to the left. Follow this road around and through the cemetery until you come to the locked gates exiting onto Witherspoon Street. Park and walk to the right approximately 100 feet and directly in front of the Pardee Memorial Garden you will find the final resting place of Frances Cleveland along with President Grover Cleveland and one of their daughters.
Grave Location GPS
40.35304419, -74.66072816Visiting The Grave:
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Read More About Frances Cleveland:
- Wikipedia Entry
- Frances Folsom Cleveland - The White House
- The True Story of the Only Presidential White House Wedding - with a 27-Year Age Gap, and He'd Known Her Since Birth
- Frances Folsom Cleveland's White House Wardrobe
- 125 Years Ago: Nice Day for a White House Wedding
- Frances Cleveland: The Wedding Gown
- Stories From the Past - White House Weddings
- Frances Cleveland Biography - National First Ladies' Library
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- Frances Cleveland - C-SPAN First Ladies: Influence & Image
- Frances Folsom Cleveland: 1864-1947 First Lady of the United States