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Tomb Of The UnKnown Soldier of the American Revolution

This tomb is in the early 18th century cemetery at the rear of the Old Presbyterian Metting House in Olde Towne Alexandria, VA. I was both unable and unwilling to enter the site to photograph the inscription on top of the statuary. Dr Craik, first Surgeon General of the US Army and George Washington's personal physician is also interred in this cemetery

American Revolutionary War Unknown Soldier

American Revolutionary War Unknown Soldier Plaque

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Posted by Karen Kruschka - Fairfax Prince William Stafford County VA Real Estate Service on 10/28/2009 04:55 AM

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Thanks for sharing. I was not familiar with this monument. Have a great day.

So grateful for his sacrifice! My Mom often told the story of a young man named "NJ" who was almost my father...He was in the Army/Air Force and a pilot, on his last scheduled mission he was shot down. She loved my Dad dearly, and he indeed was a great guy but wondered at times about what kind of life she would have had if NJ lived. I would have grown up in New Orleans instead of NY...hmmm!

What history you have there. This monument represents so many lives lost and unknown soldiers.

Roy It isn't well publicized

Sara We are the beneficiaries of those scarifices Karen

Lee and Carol We do have our fair share of colonial history

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