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Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery Memorial Ceremony

CAMP CHASE CONFEDERATE CEMETERY IS THE FINAL RESTING PLACE FOR 2260 AMERICANS WHO COULD NOT GO HOME

Each year on the 2nd Sunday in June at 3 pm, the Hilltop Historical Society conducts a Memorial Ceremony to those 2260 Americans who could not return home. We coordinate with the Dayton National Cemetery to conduct this historic Memorial Ceremony which always includes a Guest Speaker and Honor Guards of both Union and Confederate Reenactors.

Visitors to the Memorial Ceremony are welcome to come in period dress.

Author Roger Pickenpaugh at the 2009 Ceremony

Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery Looking to the West
(Photo used with the permission of David K. Gustafson, originally posted at: http://www.genealogybug.net/Franklin_Cemeteries/chase/chase.html

Pastor Rogers at 2007 Memorial Ceremony

17th Mississippi at 2002 Memorial Ceremony

2008 Memorial Ceremony

2004 Gate Guard

2001 Memorial Ceremony

May 25, 2009