The Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial began construction on December 29, 1944, during the German Ardennes offensive.

Tragically, after surviving the war, like so many soldiers fighting the war in Europe, he succumbed to the Spanish flu in March 1919, at the age of 20. Initially buried in Germany, his remains were ...

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On this property lies the historic Woodland Cemetery, where sunken headstones and covered old grave markers tell a story of neglect. According to Kat Slocum, an Historic Preservation Specialist ...

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She argued selling the cemetery would violate prior treaties and her case advanced to the country’s highest court in 1910. Conley was the first Native American woman to argue a case before the U ...