[wzslider height=”800″ info=”true” lightbox=”true”] Burial Ground or downtown green?  How about both.  New Haven, CT”s downtown green consisting of the lower and upper halves reportedly has between 5,000 and 10,000 buried bodies.  The plaque, shown to the left, is on the back of historic Center Church.  The church is built on pillars to allow for the headstones to remain in tact.  There are several hundred visible graves.  As for the green itself it was the communities active burial ground from the time New Haven was founded in 1638 until bout 150 years later.  At that time the time the majority of headstones were moved to Grove Cemetary but the remains…