The Charter Street Cemetery experience, both online and in person, has room to grow. The cemetery holds real historical depth, but little of that story comes through in how visitors currently discover or experience the space. There's no clear starting point to help visitors understand what the cemetery is, its significance, or what to expect before a visit. The result is a rich historic site that visitors approach with little context and few ways to connect with it.

The current website offers minimal information, and what's there isn't organized in a way that's easy to digest. The next step for visitors isn't always clear, and the site doesn't fully capture what makes the cemetery worth visiting or invite further exploration. Someone researching a visit walks away with a name and a location, but a limited understanding of what makes the site worth seeing.

In person, the only resources are a paper map listing notable burials, a large stone map that's difficult to read, and a visitor center which covers the site's location and general funeral customs, but doesn’t touch on the actual people. Guides are present but limited, and while some tours pass by, the cemetery is often a quick stop rather than a place to explore. Much of the cemetery's history goes unnoticed by the people walking right past it.