Calverton National Cemetery was created in 1978.
The second largest cemetery in the United States is the Calverton National Cemetery, located in Calverton, New York. Covering approximately 1,045 acres, it serves as a burial ground for veterans and their families. The largest cemetery is Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia, known for its historical significance and prominent burials. Calverton is notable for its extensive size and dedication to honoring those who served in the military.
Calverton School was created in 1967.
Calverton Executive Airpark was created in 1956.
Fort Custer National Cemetery was created in 1943.
Culpeper National Cemetery was created in 1866.
Riverside National Cemetery was created in 1976.
Willamette National Cemetery was created in 1949.
National Cemetery in Martin was created in 1780.
Marion National Cemetery was created in 1890.
Glendale National Cemetery was created in 1866.
Alabama National Cemetery was created in 2009.
Quantico National Cemetery was created in 1983.