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Andersonville National Historic Site Section H of Andersonville National Cemetery
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Andersonville National Historic Site
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Volunteers help to clean exhibits and monuments in the National Cemetery.

Andersonville National Historic Site offers a variety of volunteer opportunities including visitor services, living history, cemetery operations, resource management, and research.

For more information about opportunities to volunteer, contact Chief of Interpretation and Education Eric Leonard at 229 924-0343 x.201 or send an e-mail by clicking here.

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The New Jersey monument at Andersonville National Cemetery

Did You Know?
The state of New Jersey was the first state to erect a monument in commemoration of the sacrifices of the soldiers from that state held at Andersonville. It was dedicated in 1899. Monuments placed by fifteen other states are also within the park grounds.
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