A new exhibit remembers the lives of York residents buried in unmarked graves
The exhibit reveals details of the lives of some of the roughly 800 people buried in York City Cemetery.
The exhibit reveals details of the lives of some of the roughly 800 people buried in York City Cemetery.
The site along Schley Alley and West 7th Avenue in North York holds the remains of 800 people, most of whom do not have grave markers.
Remains exhumed from a cemetery at the Carlisle Barracks do not belong to the Native American teenager recorded to have been buried there.
The Bethel Burying Ground is considered one of the country’s first independent cemeteries for free African-Americans.
Washington Crossing National Cemetery in Bucks County performs military burials for veterans whose remains were never claimed. This service for the “unattended” started almost a decade ago.