Cheyenne National Cemetery is one of the newer cemeteries, dedicated in late 2020. It also is one of the smaller spots, only about 5 acres, It's located on the same site as the US Dept of Agriculture Research Center and the High Plains Arboretum so finding your way here can be somewhat of a challenge if you miss the signs directing you to it along the gravel roads. Although it isn't that large, it still has all things associated with these spots -- the columbarium, the shelter for the services, the flags and the grave locator book and, of course, the perfectly laid out white crosses, decorated with flags and flowers on memorial day and flowers at other times. Despite being in this slightly out of the way location, and not being a massive cemetery, there was quite a bit of traffic during my visit. Some people came to bring flowers, others just to stand by a particular marker, and still others who did as I did, walk amongst the markers and pay respects. It's a nice location, away from the highways, and the small size makes it easy to visit and not be overwhelmed read more