Veterans Cemeteries in Indiana
There are 7 veterans cemeteries in Indiana in our directory. Veterans cemeteries are reserved for people who served in the armed forces and, usually, their spouses and dependents. They include national cemeteries and state veterans cemeteries.
Listed when the name identifies a national or veterans cemetery, or the record is tagged as military.
Veterans Cemeteries in Indiana
- New Albany National Cemetery1943 Ekin Avenue · New Albany, INNational cemetery
- Marion National Cemetery1700 East 38th Street · Marion, INNational cemetery
- Crown Hill National CemeteryIndianapolis, INNational cemetery
- Graham National CemeteryMuncie, INNational cemetery
- Indiana Veterans Home CemeteryWest Lafayette, INVeterans cemetery
- Indiana Veterans Memorial CemeteryNorth Madison, INVeterans cemetery
- Veterans CemeteryRedkey, INVeterans cemetery
Veterans Cemeteries by city in Indiana
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Frequently asked questions
What is a veterans cemetery?
Veterans cemeteries are reserved for people who served in the armed forces and, usually, their spouses and dependents. They include national cemeteries and state veterans cemeteries.
How many veterans cemeteries are in Indiana?
We list 7 veterans cemeteries in Indiana. Listed when the name identifies a national or veterans cemetery, or the record is tagged as military.
Why might a veterans cemetery be missing from this list?
We only list a cemetery here when the source data or official name confirms it. If you know a cemetery that belongs on this page, open its listing and use "Suggest a correction", or add it through our submission form.
Related guides
- What Is a Veterans Cemetery?National, state and post cemeteries explained, what they provide, and how they differ from a veterans section.
- Who Qualifies for Burial in a National Cemetery?VA eligibility for veterans, service members, spouses and dependents, what is provided at no cost, and how to apply for pre-need eligibility.
- How Do You Find Where Someone Is Buried?A step-by-step method using death records, obituaries, funeral homes, cemetery offices and online indexes.
- What Can You Leave at a Grave?Flowers, flags, stones, coins and keepsakes: what cemeteries allow, what they remove, and the traditions behind them.