Mr. B. K.
10/8/2019
We came to pay our respects and explore the cemetery. Politics aside, these are all young men who died for what the believed in. The cemetery is at the end of a cultural de sac in an older...
Fayetteville Confederate Cemetery
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514 E Rock St
Fayetteville, AR 72701
The Southern Memorial Association, founded in 1872 in Washington County, Arkansas, is dedicated to the maintenance and preservation of the Confederate Cemetery and the Walker Family Cemetery. It honors the legacy of Confederate soldiers and fosters a connection to Southern history through annual memorial ceremonies and community engagement.
The association actively seeks support for its efforts and includes a roster of known soldiers interred in the Confederate Cemetery, along with historical insights from its founding members. By celebrating Southern heritage and honoring those at rest, the Southern Memorial Association serves as a vital link to the region's past.
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4.55 reviews
Matt G.
9/5/2022
A peaceful place tucked amongst the hills to sit and reflect on our nation's past. We'll worth the short drive to visit.
Dena M.
6/11/2023
We love to visit historic cemeteries. This one was smaller but had an interesting history of how it came into existence.
RD L.
9/22/2018
A vital part of our history is here. Brave souls who fought and died during a tough time long ago. Being so close to downtown FYV, and yet it is so quiet and peaceful here. One of my most favorite...
Shunghilaska M.
8/8/2017
A solemn, quiet place. It is a cemetery for confederates killed at the Battle of Pea Ridge. There are 100's of graves in its 3.5 acres, surrounded by a stone wall built in 1885. There is a...
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