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Knoxville National Cemetery

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About Knoxville National Cemetery

Address

939 Tyson St. NW
Knoxville, TN 37917

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Website

https://www.cem.va.gov/ce…

Phone

(423) 979-3535

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Estimated prices for a Burial Plot for an Adult

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Single plot Space to bury a single person.	$500 - $10,000
Plot opening and closing Cost for the cemetery to open a plot for a burial and close it after the fact.	$500 - $2,500
Outer Burial Container A grave liner that is generally used to prevent the cemetery ground from sinking over time. Many cemeteries require this.	$500 - $5,000
Grave marker A flat or raised monument containing the person's information.	$500 - $4,000
Grave marker installation Cost to have a grave marker installed	$50 - $1,000
Tent for service Use of a tent during a burial.	$150 - $500
Endowment Covers ongoing cemetery upkeep and maintenance.	$100 - $900
Administrative fees Any additional administrative fees that may be necessary.	N/A - $250
Total estimated cost	$2,300 & Up

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Reviews for Knoxville National Cemetery

Ryan Hall — It is nice to see this site, designed for fallen soldiers, so well kept. The grass was mowed and I couldn't see any weeds, very respectful for those who chose to protect our country. Right after I drove in, I saw a small covering that has the list of the soldiers and where to find their grave marker.... Read more Read less

Reviewed on Google on May 30, 2022, 9:48 p.m.

Jason “Squig” McCrory — It is a very humbling experience to visit the hallowed grounds of the soldiers that have given so much to us as Americans. A very beautiful cemetery with so much history displayed.

Reviewed on Google on April 21, 2022, 7:20 p.m.

Shawn Bruzda — One of the best small national cemeteries developed during the Civil War era, in my humble opinion, and I've seen many. My son and I found it taking a wrong turn while wife and daughter were attending University of Tennessee (Go Vols! LOL) orientation. I did not know that East Tennessee refused... Read more to join the CSA during the Civil War and fought for the GAR, as explained in the interpretive plaques.

The final resting place of two CMOH recipients, Timothy Spillane (Civil War - died 1901) and Troy A. McGill (WWII - KIA 1944). For tree lovers, it contains one of the largest black maples (Acer nigrum) I have ever seen and it is in good condition! Read less

Reviewed on Google on April 9, 2022, 11:52 a.m.

Marcy — We stumbled upon this while visiting Knoxville, stopped and drove around. It’s well taken care of.

Reviewed on Google on Feb. 27, 2022, 7 a.m.

Tim Herronfarms — Both my parents were veterans and burried here. Nice place.

Reviewed on Google on Oct. 27, 2021, 8:31 a.m.