The Framingham Natick Hebrew Cemetery was established in 1909 by the Independent Hebrew Workmen's Cemetery Association of Framingham and later transferred to the Hebrew Cemetery Association in 1919. The cemetery has a chapel, a Holocaust memorial, a Jewish War Veterans memorial, and a founders' plaque. The cemetery is the oldest existing Jewish institution in the area and reflects the history of the Jewish community of Framingham and Natick.

There are entrances to the Framingham Natick Hebrew Cemetery on Fairview Avenue and Windsor Avenue.