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Jhansi Cantonment Cemetery
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The Jhansi Cantonment Cemetery is a quiet, walled burial ground dating from the British Raj. It contains the graves of British officers, soldiers, and their families who died during the 1857 Indian Rebellion and later. The weathered headstones, some with poignant inscriptions, stand in neat rows under shady trees. Visitors can see the grave of Captain William Pinkney of the 12th Native Infantry and other memorials. The site offers a somber glimpse into colonial history and the human cost of the uprising.
Don't miss
- Graves of British soldiers from the 1857 rebellion
- Memorial to Captain William Pinkney of the 12th Native Infantry
- Peaceful, tree-shaded atmosphere away from city bustle
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Jhansi Cantonment Cemetery
You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.
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