Historic Topeka Cemetery - Freedom's Frontier National Heritage Area

Opened in 1859, it is the resting place of a U.S. vice president, soldiers from every conflict since the War of 1812, and city and state founders. Its Mausoleum Row is on the NRHP.

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Hours

Grounds open sunrise to sunset daily. Office open Mon. - Fri. 8 - 4:30 and Sat. morning by appointment.

Contact Information

1601 East 10th Street
Topeka, KS 66607
Phone: 785-233-4132
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Location Type

Kid-friendly
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Museum
Monument
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Site Info

Group Tours
Parking
Restrooms
Research Library
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For guided tours, please contact the office.

Due to the size of the roads, please visit in a vehicle that is no larger than a school bus.

If you email the office your mailing address, they will send a guidebook of the cemetery.

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