Blossom Cemetery also called Borden Cemetery was established in 1874. The land was purchased in 1868 from the Blossom Evangelical church. The size is about an acre to an acre and half and was purchased for $62.50 from the Mayer's which I believe also owned or established Mayer brothers cider mill which is nearby. It was not on record that this was a cemetery till about 1900.Later on the Ebenezer society owned this cemetery land. In 1912 a new comer to the Ebenezer society was appointed secretary of it and he ended up disappearing. All the records and further information were taken along with him only to be lost forever.

The cemetery sits surrounded by giant evergreen trees all the way around it and on a small hill. There is not many stones here maybe 300 at most and a lot of them rather are newer stones. The ones from the 1800s are in great shape but you can see the weathering starting to occur. This cemetery is not the most haunted but there is a ghost that is here as with most cemeteries. The entities or rather ghost watches from behind the trees and tends to stay out of the limelight. Perhaps because of how well kept this place is the ghost are at peace here and prefer not to be bothered that is my psychic impression of it all. So capturing anything here is next to or nearly impossible but perhaps if we had more time such as a second or third investigation it could be possible to capture more after the entities become more comfortable with you. 

Lastly it is a nice cemetery one of the very few left in WNY that does not have any vandalism done to it. I enjoy its 2 little roads that run threw it and the little white shed. It has a nice little feel to it the type of cemetery you could sleep in and not have to worry about a thing. Our group investigated this place after numerous times of passing it we figured it was a nice little find and a little different then most cemeteries we visit. All this in a busy little town and who would even know it?

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