these was erected in 1885 by Herbert E. Hill) a monument to the 6th Army Corps (erected shortly after the Civil War). There are also two "monuments," typical to National Cemeteries created for reinterred Union soldiers. They are both seven feet, six inches (152 mm) in height, and are made of an original cast iron seacoast artillery tube, secured by a concrete base. One is located on each side of the flagpole. There is no inscription on either monument. An upright historical marker typical of those erected by the Virginia Department of Historic Resources is also near the opening of the cemetery, with a focus on the Third Battle of Winchester. Gallery References External links National Cemetery Administration Winchester National Cemetery Historic American Landscapes Survey in Virginia Cemeteries on the National Register of Historic Places in Virginia National Register of Historic Places in Winchester, Virginia Cemeteries in Frederick County, Virginia Protected areas of Frederick County, Virginia United States national cemeteries Tourist attractions in Winchester, Virginia 1866 establishments in Virginia