Women look at Robert F Kennedy grave

More than 60, 000 visitors and curious came to look at the Robert F. Kennedy grave in the first 24 hours after funeral. Three women look at the fresh grave with its white wooden cross in the background. Parapet behind women belongs to the small plaza in front of the john F. Kennedy grave which is immediately to the right of the cross. Tombstones in the left background belong to U.S.military or government men who are entitled to be buried in this Arlington national cemetery (Heldenfreidhof). just across the Potomac river from the government action of the US capital, Washington. The cemetery looks like an exceptionally well-kept natural park with winding, shady roads that leas to the Robert E. Lee Mansion at the top of the hill, now a national historic monument

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