Really nothing special and I wouldn't go out of my way to see this, there are far better parks and memorials out there!

Worth a couple minutes, just to recognize those that paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. A very modest display, but still worth the time. Stopped by while we were waiting for our Independence Hall tour.

We did a night tour and this was one of the stops. It's a park with trees and benches. That's it. What you see in the picture is what you see. Statue of Washington and a small tomb with a wall behind them and an eternal flame in front. Due to the tour we got some extra info but just... More

It was a very humbling experience, more than worth the trip. Made the trip on the Fourth of July which made it that much more of an experience.

The area is so historical and all the parks were in wonderful condition. I liked the postings that gave some history along my walk.

It's importance to our nations history, would make it more reviered. However it is overlooked and neglected. It sould be a jewel, but is often scared by neglect and abuse

This is a very moving tribute to the over 2,500 American (and British) soldiers from the Revolution buried in this park. While some died as a result of battle wounds, most were victims of disease. Also, the victims of the 1793 (post-Revolution) yellow fever epidemic were buried here. Inspite of the numbers buried here, it did not seem like a... More

Although the surrounding park left much to be desired, the memorial itself was beautiful. I just wish the park was in better condition. A nice place to stop and think.

It was an impressive memorial and I am glad that we stopped by to have a look. The park itself was littered with unassumingly homeless and exercisers.