This Union Soldier Cemetery is final resting place 
of 63 Army veterans, 3 veteran's wives and one 
veteran's daughter.  Soldiers buried here served 
in Army Unites from Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, 
Indiana, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan and 
Tennessee.  Included are 3 men who fought in Indian 
Wars.  Since 1953, the maintenance of the cemetery 
has been the responsibility of the Oklahoma Military 
Department.  The cemetery has been re-designated as 
Oklahoma Veterans Cemetery and may be used for the 
resting place for any honorable discharged member of 
the Armed Forces of the United States.

Oklahoma Veterans Cemetery is a small one, located 
across the street from the 45th Infantry Division Museum. 
It is well maintained and the entrance is an arch with 
a historical marker to inform visitors about the cemetery. 

started in 1921 as the Union Soldiers' Cemetery and now known as the 
Oklahoma Veterans Cemetery; located on NE 36th Street 1/8 mi east of 
N Eastern Ave [now Martin Luther King ]. 

At NE 36th and Martin Luther King Ave
Go .2 miles E., on the right

OKLAHOMA VETERANS CEMETERY    
2312 NE 36th Street (location)
3501 Military Circle (Mailing)
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73111-4398
Ms. Jana Phillips, Director
Phone: 405-228-5038
FAX: 405-425-8583