- The Causten vault is located in the Congressional Cemetery in the US capital city. ... says Doug Owsley, a forensic pathologist at the Smithsonian Institution.
- The Congressional Cemetery is a historic cemetery located at 1801 E Street, SE, in Washington, D.C., on the west bank of the Anacostia River.
- At historic Congressional Cemetery, you can ponder the mysteries of death, but you'll quickly be awed by something else: the presence of the living.
- From Arlington National Cemetery to the Congressional Cemetery, we’ve rounded up the area’s most notable graveyards to mark the Halloween season.
- On either side of a cobblestone path, with soft pink cherry blossoms fluttering down in the spring, is the Congressional Cemetery.
- Presidents and public vaults. In 1807, the first burial at Congressional Cemetery was that of William Swinton, a stonecutter who worked on the Capitol building.
- "Built with money from Congress, the public receiving vault at Congressional Cemetery temporarily held the remains of Presidents John Q. Adams, William H...
- According to our tour guide, 55,000 folks rest in the Congressional Cemetery. ... A glimpse side the public vault. A little rain didn't dampen the tour.