• Boy Scout volunteers placing flags in the Andersonville National Cemetery for Memorial Day

    Andersonville

    National Historic Site Georgia

Maps

Camp Sumter

NPS/Andersonville NHS

O'Dea Drawing of the Andersonville Prison in 1864.

Park Map - 99KB PDF
Full-color basic park map showing the location of the National Prisoner of War Museum, Prison Site, National Cemetery, and other features.

Cemetery Map - 230KB PDF
Full-color map of the Andersonville National Cemetery, showing sections, landmarks, and the locations of monuments.

Area Map - 51KB PDF
A travelers map showing the immediate area of the park and routes to and from Andersonville National Historic Site.

Historic Base Map - 60KB PDF
Base map showing the entire Camp Sumter military prison complex during 1864-65.

Did You Know?

American flags in front of white headstones

The earliest commemorative service in the National Cemetery was held on Emancipation Day, January 1, 1869. Teachers and students of the Freedman's school, along with the Rev. Dr. Hamilton Pierson held memorial services and superintended the decoration of the the National Cemetery.