Civil War | Cemetery
Salisbury National Cemetery
North Carolina
501 Statesville Boulevard
Salisbury, NC 28144
United States
This is the final resting place for 11,700 Union soldiers who died in the Confederate prison in Salisbury, N.C., during 1864-65. The cemetery contains the largest number of unknown burials of any of the national cemeteries.
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