Arlington Cemetery Photography - Marble Headstones - Virginia

Arlington Cemetery photography - this page gives an insight into what / where I have taken photographs within the military cemetery including a gallery of images below.

Featuring striking and poignant imagery of simple marble headstones which cover the rolling hills of the military cemetery and stunning views of Arlington House (Robert E. Lee Memorial).

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Arlington Cemetery Photography

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Grand view of the Women in Military Service for America Memorial at the western-end of memorial Avenue and the entrance to Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia

Creative view of Greek Revival portico of Arlington House (Robert E. Lee Memorial) with the American flagpole outside at half-staff, Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia

Autumn view from Alrington National Cemetery, Virginia including the poignant marble headstones in Section 32 with Arlington House (Robert E. Lee Memorial) behind

Poignant view of the America flag flying half-staff outise Arlington House (Robert E. Lee Memorial), Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia

Beautiful autumn colours surrrounding the poignant marble headstones in Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia

Autumn view of the Seabees Memorial outside the grounds of the military cemetery on Memorial Drive

Summer view of the poignant rows of simple marble headstones at Arlington National Cemtery, Virginia

Stunning autumn scene from Arlington National Cemetery showing the rows of simple marble headstones

Autumnal view from Arlington National Cemetery overlooking poignant gravestones and central Washington DC

Rows and rows of poignant simple marble headstones at Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia

Autumnal view of the Seabees Memorial on Memorial Drive

Autumnal vista from Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia including the poignant marble headstones in Section 32 with Arlington House behind

Autumn vista from Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia

Tomb of Pierre L'Enfant in a suitably grand burial site at Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia

Poignant vista from Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia

Autumn cemetery vista showing the rows of simple marble headstones in Section 33 at Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia

Spring vista of the "Hemicycle" now named Women in Military Service for America Memorial located at the western-end of Memorial Avenue and entrance to Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia

Poignant rows of simple marble headstones at Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia

Summer view of the sea of graves as far as the eye can see at Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia

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Iwo Jima Statue
Memorial Amphitheater
Cityscapes overlooking DC from Arlington House

A brief history military cemetery to accompany Liberty Photo Art's Arlington Cemetery photography

Arlington National Cemetery is a military cemetery dating back to the American Civil War.

The land had being previously owned by George Washington Parke Custis, wo was grandson of Martha Washington and step-grandson of George Washington. Custis left the 1,100-acre property to her daughter who married Robert E. Lee.

Robert E. Lee was a General in the Confedorate Army but once he left home (Arlington House) to lead the Virginia's armed forces the land was confiscated by the Union for a military cemetery.

At the end of the Civil War in 1865, 16,000 soldiers were buried in Arlington National Cemetery.

There have been around another 300,000 veterans who have joined them since.

Simple marble headstones mark the graves of the soldiers, the focus of the cemetery is the Tomb of the Unknowns, honoring the thousands of unidentified soldiers who died in battle.

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