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Office of Construction & Facilities Management:
Historic Preservation

National Cemeteries Transferred from the US Army in 1973

  1. Alexandria, Louisiana
  2. Alexandria, Virginia *
  3. Alton, Illinois*
  4. Annapolis, Maryland*
  5. Balls Bluff, Virginia**
  6. Baltimore, Maryland*
  7. Barrancas, Florida
  8. Baton Rouge, Louisiana*
  9. Beaufort, South Carolina
  10. Beverly, New Jersey*
  11. Black Hills, South Dakota
  12. Camp Nelson, Kentucky
  13. Camp Butler, Illinois
  14. Cave Hill, Kentucky*
  15. Chattanooga, Tennessee
  16. City Point, Virginia*
  17. Cold Harbor, Virginia
  18. Corinth, Mississippi
  19. Crown Hill, Indiana**
  20. Culpeper, Virginia
  21. Cypress Hills, New York*
  22. Danville, Virginia*
  23. Danville, Kentucky**
  24. Fayetteville, Arkansas
  25. Finn's Point, New Jersey*
  26. Florence, South Carolina
  27. Fort Bliss, Texas
  28. Fort Gibson, Oklahoma
  29. Fort Harrison, Virginia*
  30. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas*
  31. Fort Logan, Colorado
  32. Fort McPerson, Nebraska
  33. Fort Rosecrans, California
  34. Fort Sam Houston, Texas
  35. Fort Scott, Kansas
  36. Fort Smith, Arkansas
  37. Fort Snelling, Minnesota
  38. Glendale, Virginia*
  39. Golden Gate, California
  40. Grafton, West Virginia**
  41. Hampton, Virginia*
  42. Jefferson Barracks, Missouri
  43. Jefferson City, Missouri*
  44. Keokuk, Iowa
  45. Knoxville, Tennessee*
  46. Lebanon, Kentucky
  47. Lexington, Kentucky**
  48. Little Rock, Arkansas
  49. Long Island, New York*
  50. Loudon Park, Maryland*
  51. Marietta, Georgia*
  52. Memphis, Tennessee*
  53. Mill Springs, Kentucky
  54. Mobile, Alabama*
  55. Mound City, Illinois
  56. Nashville, Tennessee*
  57. Natchez, Mississippi
  58. National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Hawaii*
  59. New Albany, Indiana*
  60. New Bern, North Carolina*
  61. Perryville, Kentucky***
  62. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania*
  63. Port Hudson, Louisiana*
  64. Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico
  65. Quincy, Illinois
  66. Raleigh, North Carolina*
  67. Richmond, Virginia*
  68. Rock Island, Illinois
  69. Salisbury, North Carolina
  70. San Antonio, Texas*
  71. San Francisco, California*
  72. Santa Fe, New Mexico
  73. Seven Pines, Virginia*
  74. Sitka, Alaska
  75. Springfield, Missouri
  76. Augustine, Florida*
  77. Staunton, Virginia*
  78. Willamette, Oregon
  79. Wilmington, North Carolina*
  80. Winchester, Virginia*
  81. Woodlawn, New York
  82. Zachary Taylor, Kentucky*

* Cemetery Closed; Open for cremated remains

** Cemetery Closed

*** Subsequently Transferred to the State of Kentucky in October, 1979


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