Fort Mackinac Post Cemetery
USA /
Michigan /
Mackinac Island /
World
/ USA
/ Michigan
/ Mackinac Island
military, cemetery
Small military cemetery that contains graves of U.S. soldiers who garrisoned Fort Mackinac from 1812 to 1900.
The post cemetery is surrounded by a plain picket fence and contains roughly 100 graves with military headstones laid out in neat rows.
Many are unknown.
For years, it was one of three sites in the U.S. that was officially allowed to fly the "War of 1812" U.S. flag of 15 stripes and 15 stars.
The post cemetery is surrounded by a plain picket fence and contains roughly 100 graves with military headstones laid out in neat rows.
Many are unknown.
For years, it was one of three sites in the U.S. that was officially allowed to fly the "War of 1812" U.S. flag of 15 stripes and 15 stars.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 45°51'31"N 84°37'14"W
- Alpena County Regional Airport and Capt. Phelps Collins Air National Guard Base (APN/KAPN) 117 km
- Camp Grayling 133 km
- Naval Radio Transmitter Facility, Republic 264 km
- Land Force Central Area Training Centre Meaford 327 km
- Fort Custer Military Res 397 km
- Canadian Forces Base Borden 402 km
- NASA Plum Brook Station 520 km
- Joliet Army Ammunition Plant (CLOSED) 571 km
- Unmaintained Seneca Portion of I-90 571 km
- Camp Ravenna Joint Military Training Center 585 km
- Mackinac Island 0.9 km
- St. Martin Islands 12 km
- Bois Blanc Island 15 km
- Marquette Island 21 km
- Lake Paradise 22 km
- Cheboygan State Park 28 km
- Brevort Lake 28 km
- Wilderness State Park 29 km
- Douglas Lake 31 km
- Hiawatha National Forest (Eastside) 38 km