At Capitol Hill Cemetery, Canine Caretakers Rule the Grounds – Roll Call

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At Capitol Hill Cemetery, Canine Caretakers Rule the Grounds

By Bo Huttinger

Posted August 15, 2017 at 4:05pm

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The Congressional Cemetery is home to a unique, private dog-walking program, which has benefited the resting place for many famous Americans, as well as the dogs and their humans in the Capitol Hill community. Clarification: President John Q. Adams has a cenotaph, also known as an empty tomb, at the Congressional Cemetery. He is buried in Massachusetts.

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