African American Cemetery (38.0363155, -78.5127700)

Buried here are 67 unknown men, women and children that represent a small fraction of African Americans both enslaved and free that worked at the University before 1865.

Cemetery for Enslaved Laborers- 38.0294251, -78.5186960

Confederate Cemetery (38.0357121, -78.51354722)– 1,097 Confederate soldiers that died at the Charlottesville General Hospital are buried here.

Memorial to Enslaved Laborers (38.0352866, -78.5014959)

University of Virginia Cemetery (38.0360913, -78.5127975). Buried in this Cemetery are Dr. James Cabell- Surgeon-in-Chief Charlottesville General Hospital, Socrates Maupin- present at the surrender of the city, Dr. James Chancellor- assistant to Dr. Cabell, Dr. John Staige Davis- assistant to Dr. Cabell and physician who took care of Brigadier General Carnot Posey, John B. Minor- present at the surrender of the city, Dr. George Rives- surgeon at the Charlottesville General Hospital.