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Early 19th Century Woodlawn Cemetery 3412 N. Ola Avenue Woodlawn Cemetery in Tampa has side-by-side plots for Union and Confederate veterans. The plots are identical in size and are enclosed by borders; these were seemingly designed to transform former foes to neighbors in death. The Union plot was established by the Grand Army of the Republic and has a G.A.R. monument at its center. At the center of the Confederate plot is a monument erected by the United Confederate Veterans. For more details on these monuments, please visit the Monuments section of this Website. Confederate Veterans Plot Union Veterans Plot « prev 1 next »

Tampa (2)

Early 19th Century

Woodlawn Cemetery

3412 N. Ola Avenue

Woodlawn Cemetery in Tampa has side-by-side plots for Union and Confederate veterans. The plots are identical in size and are enclosed by borders; these were seemingly designed to transform former foes to neighbors in death. The Union plot was established by the Grand Army of the Republic and has a G.A.R. monument at its center. At the center of the Confederate plot is a monument erected by the United Confederate Veterans.

For more details on these monuments, please visit the Monuments section of this Website.

Confederate Veterans Plot

Union Veterans Plot

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