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Andersonville National Cemetery | Andersonville Prison Burial Trenches | American Civil War

Andersonville National Cemetery was established to provide a permanent burial pace for those who died in military service to our country. The initial burials, beginning in February 1864, were trench burials of the prisoners who died in the nearby Andersonville prisoner of war prison. In fourteen months, nearly 13,000 soldiers were buried here during the American Civil War. Graves were only marked with numbered posts, but a young prisoner who worked at the prison hospital, Dorence Atwater, kept a list of the dead that matched grave numbers with names. Today the cemetery contains nearly 20,000 interments along with 6 of the infamous Andersonville Raiders. An Inside look at Andersonville Prison    • Andersonville Prison : A Place Of Hor...   Need some History Swag? Check out the official Project Past Shop! https://project-past.creator-spring.com/ Don’t forget to subscribe to the channel to see upcoming content and drop a comment below! • • • • • #andersonville #projectpast #americanhistory #militaryhistory #historyvlog #learnsomethingnew #history #historylovers #historybuff #ushistory #cemetery