Stonewall Confederate Cemetery and Memorial Park

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The remains of more than 500 Confederate soldiers and 1 Union soldier are buried in Griffin's Stonewall Confederate Cemetery and Memorial Park. The cemetery was established around 1867 by the Ladies Memorial Aid Society in Griffin.

Photograph by Melinda Smith Mullikin, New Georgia Encyclopedia

Stonewall Confederate Cemetery and Memorial Park

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