New Albany National Cemetery, Military cemetery in New Albany, United States.
The New Albany National Cemetery is a burial ground for military personnel in Indiana with well-maintained grounds and rows of white headstones in organized formations. The site is laid out over several acres with sections dedicated to different periods and branches of service.
The site was established in 1862 during the Civil War as a burial ground for soldiers from a nearby military camp. Over time, remains from other military hospitals and cemeteries were transferred here, expanding its role as a major military memorial.
The cemetery is organized into distinct sections that reflect different military conflicts and service branches. These separate areas tell the story of how soldiers from various wars were buried according to the traditions of their time.
The grounds are open and accessible during daylight hours, making it easy to walk through and pay respects. An administrative office is available during standard business hours if you need information or assistance while visiting.
The cemetery holds the distinction of being one of the few places where soldiers from opposing sides of the Civil War rest side by side. This physical proximity reflects a quiet form of reconciliation that extends beyond the conflict itself.
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