Dayton National Cemetery No. 8

The Story:     Dayton, Ohio, served as host for our Nation’s veterans since 1867 when Congress created three National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Due to the constant breezes and fresh air, the home was built on the western rise of the Miami Valley. As soldiers living at the facility passed away, there were interred in an adjacent cemetery which today is called Dayton National Cemetery. In this scene, the Soldiers Monument overlooks the city of Dayton as figures representing the Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, and Navy stand on each corner with ornamental artillery cannons flanking the monument.

 

Sublocation:  Dayton National Cemetery

City, State:     Dayton, Ohio

Date:               2017

Keywords:       x

$75.00 – $440.00

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A close view of the center monument of Dayton National Cemetery where the white marble Civil War era soldiers watch over the acres of Veteran headstones that stretches on for acres

Dayton Ohio served as host for our Nation’s veterans since 1867 when Congress created three National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Due to the constant breezes and fresh air, the home was built on the western rise of the Miami Valley. As soldiers living at the facility passed away, there were interred in an adjacent cemetery which today is called Dayton National Cemetery. In this scene, the Soldiers Monument overlooks the city of Dayton as figures representing the Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, and Navy stand on each corner with ornamental artillery cannons flanking the monument.

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Framed Giclee Canvas, Metal, Photo Paper

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