Tour Overview
Arlington National Cemetery contains more monuments and burial sites related to the Spanish-American War than any other location in the continental United States. This walking tour will guide you to these sites including:
- The USS Maine Mast Memorial featuring the mast of the Maine that was recovered from Havana Harbor, transported to Arlington, and dedicated as a memorial in 1915
- The Spanish-American War Memorial
- Graves of individuals who played prominent roles in the War, including leaders, nurses, and repatriated remains of victims of the Maine explosion (both identified and unidentified)
- Additional monuments and memorials to key groups who influenced the outcomes of the War.
Stops
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Stop 1: USS Maine Mast Memorial
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Remembering the Maine
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Stop 2: Spanish-American War Memorial
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Stop 3: Leonard Wood
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Stop 4: William T. Sampson
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Stop 6: Charles Young
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Stop 5: Nurses Monument
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Stop 7: Anna Caroline Maxwell
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Stop 8: Spanish-American War Nurses Memorial
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Explore: Nursing in the Spanish-American War
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Stop 9: Anita Campos
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Stop 10: Namah Curtis
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Stop 11: Rough Riders Monument
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Stop 12: Buffalo Soldiers Memorial
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Explore: Buffalo Soldiers
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Stop 13: Charles C. Pierce
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Explore: Repatriation
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Stop 14: Dr. Anita McGee
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Stop 15: Allyn K. Capron
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Conclusion
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Introduction
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Tour Overview