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Bookmark or Share- Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery - Find a GraveOf the original 14 national cemeteries, Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery was the largest and contained 36.10 acres. The oldest known burial at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery is that of Clarinda Dale who died Sept. 21, 1844.
- Leavenworth National Cemetery - National Cemetery AdministrationLeavenworth National Cemetery is the oversight cemetery for two satellite cemeteries — Fort Leavenworth and Fort Scott National Cemeteries and two soldier's lots — Mound City and Baxter Springs in Kansas.
- Leavenworth National Cemetery - Find a GraveLeavenworth National Cemetery is associated with the Western Branch of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers; one of 11 facilities which served as precursors for Veterans Administration Medical Centers.
- Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery | Leavenworth, KansasPresident Abraham Lincoln established the Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery on July 17, 1862. It is one of the first 14 national cemeteries and is the final resting place for 23,000 veterans from every war since the War of 1812.
- Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery - National Cemetery ...The cemetery contains burials that resulted from the infamous Quantrill's raid and massacre that took place in nearby Lawrence, KS on August 21, 1863. Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery reflects the fort's changing role in our nation's history.
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