It’s a very serious place, because many people lost their precious lives and left their families because of the war, but it’s well taken care of, the lawn is cleaned, and people often come to lay flowers.
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Corozal American Cemetery and Memorial Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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Founded in 1914, the 16-acre cemetery now houses more than 5,000 Americans, most of whom served during the Civil War, the Mexican War, the Spanish-American War, or participated in the Panama Canal. Construction work. Paved visitor walks in the cemetery run from the visitor center to the top of a hill overlooking the grave area. Here sits a 12-foot-long rectangular granite monument flanked by flagpoles with the flags of the United States and Panama.
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Corozal American Cemetery and Memorial Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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It’s a very serious place, because many people lost their precious lives and left their families because of the war, but it’s well taken care of, the lawn is cleaned, and people often come to lay flowers.
Located in a hill. Peaceful and equal relations with the important ones are perhaps the best gift for the white tombstones on this green meadow
A typical American cemetery, the environment is very beautiful, there is no gloomy feeling, no wonder it will be used as a attraction and memorial.
A huge cemetery in northwestern Panama City was built in 1914 and now has more than 5,000 Americans who have lived here, witnessing the country's love and killing history with the United States, and participated in the construction of the Panama Canal. When the United States formally handed over the Panama Canal, peace and equal relations, important, may be the best gift to the white tombstones on this green meadow.