DR. JOHNSON'S APPLE ORCHARD
The Story of America's First Pet Cemetery 

Now available a 120-page, coffee-table size book featuring over 200 photographs of the historic Hartsdale Pet Cemetery from its establishment in 1896 by a New York veterinarian to its present-day resting place for nearly 70,000 pets of all types. This beautifully illustrated book can be yours for only $29.95.

Written by Edward C. Martin, Jr., Cemetery Director, Dr. Johnson's Apple Orchard: The Story of America's First Pet Cemetery, chronicles in words and pictures the glorious history of the place that started it all for pet-lovers who have kept the memory of their pets alive for over a century.

The perfect addition for your home library, this book includes chapters by Malcolm Kriger, a plot-holder and author of The Peaceable Kingdom in Hartsdale, noted anthropologist Mary Elizabeth Thurston, author of The Lost History of the Canine Race and Michael Lemish, an expert on military dogs and author of War Dogs: Canines in Combat. Interspersed throughout are personal reflections by some of the cemetery's plot-holders.

The cover is graced by a spectacular conceptual drawing of Dr. Johnson's apple orchard as it may have appeared over 100 years ago. And there is a colorful rendition of the cemetery's beautiful grounds as it will probably look by the year 2000 and beyond.

You can obtain a copy of this publication by calling us at (914)949-2583 or (800)375-5234. We accept Visa, Master Card and American Express.

All proceeds of Dr. Johnson's Apple Orchard: The Story of America's First Pet Cemetery will be used exclusively for the continued beautification of the facility true to the tradition and spirit of its founder.