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History enthusiasts and quiet reflection.
Marietta Confederate Cemetery
US
Cemetery·Quiet, Somber, Historic
Located in Marietta, the Marietta Confederate Cemetery serves as a poignant reminder of Georgia's 19th-century history. The grounds are meticulously maintained, characterized by lush trees and clean pathways that invite visitors to walk and reflect. Beyond the graves of Confederate soldiers, the site is notable for containing one of the largest slave burial plots mixed with non-slaves, offering a complex look at the past. Educational markers are placed throughout the cemetery, providing context on the notable people and events associated with the site. It is a quiet, respectful space ideal for those looking to learn about local history in a serene outdoor setting.
Located in Marietta, the Marietta Confederate Cemetery serves as a poignant reminder of Georgia's 19th-century history. The grounds are meticulously maintained, characterized by lush trees and clean pathways that invite visitors to walk and reflect. Beyond the graves of Confederate soldiers, the site is notable for containing one of the largest slave burial plots mixed with non-slaves, offering a complex look at the past. Educational markers are placed throughout the cemetery, providing context on the notable people and events associated with the site. It is a quiet, respectful space ideal for those looking to learn about local history in a serene outdoor setting.
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Address
395 Powder Springs St SW,Marietta, GA 30064, USA
Websitemariettaga.gov
Highlights
Informative historical markers detailing local 19th-century events.
One of the largest mixed slave burial plots in the region.
Meticulously maintained grounds with mature shade trees.
Historical burial plots dating back to the 1800s.
Occasion Tags
Solo, Tourists, Locals
Reviews
4.8
Excellent30 reviews
Marietta Confederate Cemetery is described by visitors as a beautiful and well-maintained historical site in Georgia. Reviewers appreciate the cleanliness of the grounds and the peaceful atmosphere created by the abundant trees. Many guests highlight the educational value of the visit, noting that the historical markers provide excellent context for the burial plots dating back to the 1800s. A notable feature mentioned is the inclusion of one of the largest slave burial plots mixed with non-slaves, which adds significant historical weight to the experience. Practical advice from reviews includes using the parking lot at the end of the road rather than driving into the cemetery itself. Overall, the sentiment is strongly positive, with visitors recommending it as a place for reflection and learning.
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Location
Marietta, Georgia, United States
