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Michaela D. • September 19, 2011Be respectful, this amazing cemetery holds the bravest souls the nation could offer us. God bless.
Kim B. • August 22, 2010Another great old cemetery. I noticed several markers that were broken or falling over. Definitely made for interesting photos.
Kim B. • August 22, 2010Is it weird to have a favorite cemetery? This is definitely in my top 3 in the area. Interesting stones, lots to explore. If you like taking photos of cemeteries, this place is for you.
?Cemetery •Rock Creek Church Rd NW (at Webster St NW), Washington
Robert M. • September 18, 2010Beautiful place for a stroll and DC's oldest cemetery!
Charlotte S. • April 11, 2013So sad this cemetery is in such disrepair with gravestones piled up on each other
?Funeral Home •3401 Bladensburg Rd, Brentwood
Dawn H. • February 13, 2011I have a long relationship with THIS cemetery. I give it 5 stars! Even though it needs work, A LOT of help & big "NOT A DOG PARK" sign! One of the most serene places I come to hide from everyone~
Maryland Milestones • November 3, 2011Situated on a hill above the Anacostia River, this site was the point of action in the War of 1812 and a major circle fort during the Civil War. The "Little Chapel" has amazing stained glass.
?Cemetery •Harewood Road (Rock Creek Church Road), Washington
Jason B. • September 28, 2013This small veterans cemetery should not be mistaken for it's bigger general cemetery adjacent (whose main entrance is on Wilkens).
Maryland • May 3, 2012Star-Spangled Site: Mary Pickersgill, the flagmaker who made the huge U.S. flag – the Star-Spangled Banner – that flew over Fort McHenry, is buried here.
9.0Cemetery •Gettysburg National Cemetery (Baltimore Pike), Gettysburg
James C. • February 24, 2017Amazing awe inspiring location. It is a historic site that must be honored and viewed. The memorial to the fallen is breath taking.
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