The Political Graveyard: Index to Cemeteries in Virginia

Geographic Index to Cemeteries in Virginia

Please note that this site only lists cemeteries where I know political figures to have been buried.

Accomack County. Albemarle County. Alexandria city. Amelia County. Amherst County. Appomattox County. Arlington County. Bedford County. Bedford city. Botetourt County. Bristol city. Brunswick County. Buckingham County. Campbell County. Caroline County. Charles City County. Charlotte County. Charlottesville city. Chesterfield County. Clarke County. Craig County. Culpeper County. Danville city. Dinwiddie County. Essex County. Fairfax County. Fairfax city. Falls Church city. Fauquier County. Floyd County. Fluvanna County. Franklin County. Frederick County. Fredericksburg city. Galax city. Giles County. Gloucester County. Goochland County. Halifax County. Hampton city. Hanover County. Harrisonburg city. Henrico County. Henry County. Isle of Wight County. King George County. King William County. Lancaster County. Lee County. Lexington city. Loudoun County. Louisa County. Lunenburg County. Lynchburg city. Madison County. Martinsville city. Mecklenburg County. Middlesex County. Montgomery County. Nelson County. New Kent County. Newport News city. Norfolk city. Northampton County. Northumberland County. Nottoway County. Orange County. Page County. Patrick County. Petersburg city. Pittsylvania County. Portsmouth city. Prince Edward County. Prince George County. Prince William County. Pulaski County. Radford city. Rappahannock County. Richmond County. Richmond city. Roanoke County. Roanoke city. Rockingham County. Russell County. Scott County. Shenandoah County. Smyth County. Southampton County. Stafford County. Staunton city. Suffolk city. Tazewell County. Warren County. Washington County. Westmoreland County. Williamsburg city. Winchester city. Wythe County. York County.

"Enjoy the hospitable entertainment of a political graveyard."
Henry L. Clinton, Apollo Hall, New York City, February 3, 1872

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