Maple Hill Cemetery Civil War Memorial

In Memory

of

the soldiers

and sailors

who fought

in defence of

the Union

1861 - 1865

Marker can be reached from South 34th Street.

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Washington Confederate Cemetery

The State of Maryland has provided this cemetery, and erected this monument, to perpetuate the memory of the Confederate dead, who fell in the Battles of Antietam and South Mountain.

The State of Virginia, has contributed toward the burial of her ...

St. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church & Cemetery

On This Site

From Nov. 3, 1883

To 1922

Was Located the

St. Luke's

Methodist

Episcopal

Church &

Cemetery

Marker is on Flat Rock Road north of Anderson Highway (South Carolina Highway 135).

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Remsen Cemetery

Remsen Family Cemetery

Col. Jeromus Remsen, 1735-1790, is buried here. Was colonel of a regiment of Kings and Queens Co. militia in the Battle of Long Island.

Marker is at the intersection of Trotting Course Lane and Metropolitan Avenue and Alderton Street, ...

Revolutionary Cemetery

More Revolutionary soldiers are buried here than in any other cemetery in Washington County

Marker is at the intersection of Archibald Street and New York Route 22, on the left when traveling west on Archibald Street.

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St. Rose Cemetery

This historic African American burial ground is associated with two congregations organized in the 1880s. Many buried here were members of Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church or Jones Chapel United Methodist Church. Some burials took place prior to the site's official ...

Prospect Hill Cemetery

Jackson Prepares for Battle

Devoid of trees in 1862, this hill afforded Gen. Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson's troops their first good look at Front Royal and the deployments of the Union garrison here. Approaching from the south on the Gooney Manor ...

Confederate Soldiers in Elmwood Cemetery / Colonel Henry Kyd Dou

Side A

Confederate Soldiers in Elmwood Cemetery

Over 114 Confederate soldiers who were killed at the Battle of Sharpsburg (Antietam) September 17, 1862, or later died of wounds in Shepherdstown, were buried here. They were from the states of VA, NC, SC, ...

Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery

This National Cemetery

has been listed in

The National Register

of

Historic Places

by the

United States Department of the Interior

1999

Marker is on Dixie / Pacemaker near Ironwood, on the right when traveling south.

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Watkins Slave Cemetery

At this site, anonymously buried slaves were found during road construction in 1960. These unclaimed individuals were associated with the Locust Grove plantation founded by 1848. The remains were reburied at Mt. Tabor Church in nearby Chesterfield. Loss of identity ...