The cemetery is located on the eastern corner of the intersection of Bladensburg Road (Alternate US 1) and Fort Lincoln Drive NE and stretches from Bladensburg Road to the Anacostia River. The cemetery is located in Maryland on the District of Columbia / Maryland border.

Located in the heart of Brentwood, Maryland, along the Anacostia River, Fort Lincoln Funeral Home & Cemetery offer families peace of mind and compassionate care. Working together, the funeral home, crematory and cemetery help people plan all aspects of funerals and memorials—from writing obituaries and creating multimedia tributes to choosing ...

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2004年1月2日 · Fort Lincoln Cemetery was chartered in 1912 by an act of the Maryland General Assembly and presently contains 178 acres. (A historical marker located in Colmar Manor in Prince George's County, Maryland.)

Fort Lincoln Cemetery was chartered in 1912 by an act of the Maryland General Assembly and presently contains 178 acres. Fort Lincoln Cemetery was named after Fort Lincoln which strategically protected the nation’s capitol during the Civil War.

2020年6月3日 · Just beyond the Washington D.C./ Maryland border is a large cemetery that was chartered in 1912. The cemetery is often overlooked, but once inside, it's an unforgettable history tour. There are...

Fort Lincoln Funeral Home & Cemetery. Location: Brentwood, Maryland. Services: Funeral and memorial planning; Writing obituaries; Creating multimedia tributes; Selection of caskets and catering options; Team: Caring and supportive; Reputation: Reputable and established; Commitment: Compassionate care and peace of mind to families; Range of ...

2021年9月23日 · Fort Lincoln Cemetery land was home to the great “Lincoln Oak”, a majestic tree under which President Abraham Lincoln met with troops during the Civil War. In 1991, lightning hit and killed the nearly 500-year-old tree.

2006年8月11日 · Fort Lincoln Cemetery was named after Fort Lincoln which strategically protected the Nation?s Capitol during the Civil War. Fort Lincoln became the headquarters for the Second Massachusetts Veteran Heavy Artillery.