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In 1884, the village council officially named the cemetery as Arlington Hill, and set aside four cemetery plots for a soldier's burial ground. This section was to be supervised by the A. Lincoln post of the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR). In 1897, the post procured the above 16,000-pound cannon as a memorial to the final resting place of those who had served their country. |
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