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Sign at Arlington National Cemetery showing directions to John F Kennedy gravesite and Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, with multiple gravestones in background.

Field of white crosses representing abortions of human babies. Promoting pro-life.

The grave marker and eternal flame at the grave of John F. Kennedy, 35th President of the United States of America

Arlington, USA - July 15, 2010: grave of Robert Francis Kennedy in Arlington, USA. Robert Kennedy was killed in 1968.

Eternal Flame burns at the Arlington National Cemetery

Arlington, Virginia, USA - May 27, 2013. A young woman visits a veteran's grave on Memorial Day.

Child honoring his father, killed at war

impressive lawn of gravestones.

Memorial Day.Rose on tombstone. Red and White roses on grave. Love - loss. Flower on memorial stone close up. Tragedy and sorrow for the loss of a loved one. Memory. Gravestone with withered rose

Arlington national Cemetery In DC. Photographed on 09/22/24

Arlington, USA, Aug. 20, 2024. Grave maker of President John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis at Arlington National Cemetery

The grave marker for John F Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia. The grave area is paved with irregular stones of Cape Cod granite from near the Presidents home. John F Kennedy was the 35th president of the US. The John F Kennedy Eternal Flame is a presidential memorial at the grave site of the assassinated president.

Washington DC, USA - May 27, 2013. A woman visits a veteran's grave on Memorial Day.

Arlington, VA, USA. April 2, 2019. People walking around on paths during springtime at Arlington Cemetery. Memorial headstones in the lawn. Tree and it's branches casting shadows.

Robert Kennedy gravesite at Arlington National Cemetery.

Simple white cross in lawn at Robert Kennedy memorial in Arlington Cemetery

The grave of Robert one of the Kennedy brothers at Arlington National Military Cemetery in Washington DC, USA.

Some Jews believe putting stones on a grave keeps the soul in this world, which some find comforting. Others believe the stones keep demons from getting into the graves. A stone does not die like flowers and can symbolize the permanence of memory and legacy. Taken at a national cemetery in Virginia.

Arlington, USA - July 15, 2010: Modest tomb of Robert Kennedy in Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, USA. In 1968, Kennedy was shot Shortly after midnight on June 5, 1968 by Sirhan Sirhan, a 24-year old Palestinian, and died the following day.

Grave of Senator Edward M Kennedy, at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia. Edward (Ted) Kennedy is buried near his brothers John and Robert.

A flame stands near the grave of President John F Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery.

US military cemetery created during the Civil War

Black-and-white look at a roughly carved headstone in the shape of a Christian cross with the epitaph RIP for rest in peace (or requiescat in pace).

Section K of Arlington National Cemetery, Washington D.C, one of the oldest - with markers dating to the Civil War and before.

Tombstone at the Arlington National Cemetery in Washington DC, USA

grave in the Arlington National Cemetery (USA), it shows a simple white cross in green grassy back

$White cross alone on a background of grass.\nArlington Cemetery, Virginia-USA$

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