Alexandria National Cemetery

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1450 Wilkes St
Alexandria, VA 22314
One large granite boulder memorial was erected by the U.S. government on July 7, 1922, in honor of the Pursuers of President Lincoln’s Assassin. The four men were Quartermaster Corps employees who drowned in the Potomac River on April 24, 1865, while pursuing John Wilkes Booth.

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Austin G.
6/13/2020

Alexandria National Cemetery is a historic cemetery established in the mid-1800s and maintained by the government. The gravestones look similar to those found at the famous Arlington National...

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Rick T.
11/25/2022

A lot of history to take in here, people are buried in nearby cemetery from 1600-1700s. Alexandria National Cemetery has veterans buried from the civil war and other wars. Peaceful cemetery to...

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Paul N.
6/24/2013

Not to be mistaken for Arlington National Cemetery, which is about a 20 minute drive from here, it's not as big but there the grounds are hallowed so therefore one should respect the grounds. The...

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Ba Chong F.
5/28/2012

There is no doubt that the hallowed ground here is overshadowed by Arlington National Cemetery. It is understandable considering its proximity to Arlington and Arlington's status as the...

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Cassel T.
7/19/2018

Incredible place. Tomb of the unknown spiller is a must see. So emotional to see the endless rows of headstones. The tour was very nice and informative. Would be nice to see more during the week....

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