National Museum of the Marine Corps
No admission feeWalk through Marine Corps history from 1775 to Afghanistan in immersive galleries next to Quantico, with free admission and parking.

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Veterans' national cemetery in Prince William County, Virginia, on former Marine Corps base land.
18424 Joplin Road, Triangle, VA 22172 · Triangle, VA
A national cemetery for eligible veterans and servicemembers, located on land once part of the Marine Corps training base at Quantico. The grounds hold nine memorials, including monuments to Edson's Raiders and Purple Heart recipients, and the burial places of several notable military figures. Visitors can use an electronic gravesite locator near the administration building.
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Walk through Marine Corps history from 1775 to Afghanistan in immersive galleries next to Quantico, with free admission and parking.
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