Marion National Cemetery

Marion National Cemetery is a military cemetery in Indiana covering 45 acres of maintained grounds. The site features rows of white headstones arranged in organized sections that mark burial sites for military veterans.

The cemetery was established in 1890 as part of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. The first burial took place in May of that year, beginning this site's role as a memorial for service members.

The cemetery holds several monuments that mark important moments in American military history. Visitors walking through can see how these memorial spaces serve as places where the community comes together to remember.

The cemetery grounds are accessible from sunrise to sunset for visitors to explore and pay respects. Administrative staff are available on weekdays to answer questions or provide assistance during regular business hours.

A digital platform called Veterans Legacy Memorial connects to this cemetery, allowing people to share tributes and preserve stories about those interred here. This bridge between physical space and online remembrance offers visitors new ways to connect with the site's history.

Location: Marion

Location: Indiana

Inception: 1890

GPS coordinates: 40.52222,-85.63000

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:09