The Santa Fe National Cemetery sits on a scenic hillside and overlooks much of Santa Fe. The rows of white crosses climbing the manicured lawns are truly a sight to behold. The oldest grave markers denote the final resting sites of soldiers killed during the Civil War, during the battles of Valverde and Pigeon Ranch. Those who died in armed conflict during World War II are also buried here. A number of monuments and memorials commemorate those who gave their lives for their country.
Website: cem.va.gov
Phone: (505) 988-6400
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of N Guadalupe St and Rosario St
501 N Guadalupe St Santa Fe, NM 87501 ·1474.97 mi
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Sad experience interning my best high school buddy. He was a veteran, so he got a really nice internment. The Staff was respectful and professional. They treated the family and friends with the utmost respect. I thank them for this.
MoreThe cemetary is not in the best condition but the memorial to the Veterans was quite moving. It is a beautiful tribute to the fallen.
MoreWe would have never visited this awe-inspiring National Cemetery if it had not been featured on Ana Pacheco's tour. Historic and poignant. A tribute to many who died.
MoreThis is a beautiful and well kept cemetery. I am always stunned by these cemeteries with the row upon row of headstones. I am humbled when ever I visit one, where ever I travel.
MoreA must do! We unexpectedly drove by and had to stop. We were so glad we did. It was surreal to see all the marble headstones aligned perfectly on a mountainside. It is well kept and quite pristine.
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