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Listed in African American history, Buffalo Trace Route, Historical landmark, National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom, Ohio River Scenic Byway

• 2909 indiana
  New Albany, Indiana 47150

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Freedomland Cemetery is a historic African American burial ground in New Albany, Indiana, and a place of remembrance for the local Black community. Its name points to a powerful story of freedom, family, faith, and perseverance—stories that are often best understood through the people and communities who built them.

This is a quiet heritage stop rather than a conventional attraction. Visitors should come prepared for a reflective visit, take time to read surviving markers, and treat the grounds with care. Because cemetery access and conditions can change, confirm local arrangements before making a special trip.

Historical References / Learn More

• Freedomland Cemetery location — Google Maps
• Indiana State Historical Markers — Indiana Historical Bureau
• Local History — New Albany-Floyd County Public Library

Listing Tags

African American history, cemeteries, heritage travel, Indiana, Local History, New Albany, remembrance

Street

2909 indiana

Latitude

38.317173

Longitude

-85.853491

Country

USA

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