Contrabands and Freedmen Cemetery Memorial

This memorial honors the African American refugees and freedmen who sought refuge in Alexandria during the Civil War, highlighting their struggles and contributions.

Yes, guided tours are available for visitors who want a deeper understanding of the history and significance of the memorial.

Yes, visitors can leave tributes and tokens to pay their respects and honor the buried history.

Yes, photography is allowed, but visitors are encouraged to be respectful and considerate.

Yes, the memorial is wheelchair accessible to ensure that all visitors can pay their respects.

Yes, there are educational resources and materials available for visitors who want to learn more about the memorial's history.

Yes, the memorial is part of the larger historic district in Alexandria, connecting visitors to the broader historical context.

Yes, there is a visitor center on-site that provides additional information and resources for visitors.

While the memorial is open at various times, the early morning and late afternoon offer quieter and more contemplative experiences.

Yes, admission to the memorial is free for all visitors.