The inner circle of the Veteran's Memorial honors those who died in the Civil War, and the outer circle includes veterans of all wars. The monument includes the names of all the Civil War soldiers.

Fairview is a large cemetery that dominates a hilltop in the center of the city.

The Mausoleum of Fairview Cemetery:
This was named
The Endowment Community Compartment. The Trustees of the The Fairview Cemetery Association decided to erect this in 1911.It officially opened February 12,1915 for their first burial.

The out side is made of Ligonier Stone and the interior was made with Polished Marble tile floors and the doors was all Bronze. The Crypts was made of reinforced concrete and the windows of Cathedral Glass set in Metal. When it was finished it was to contain 325 Bodies. The front of the Crypts are sealed in cement and a marble Slab is placed, where the name of the deceased was carved on. There is some that has no name on the Marble slab but the crypts are all numbered.

Map of Fairview from the Cemetery Records of the Blair County Genealogical Society

Sadly many of the Headstones are sinking and much vandilism from people

Morning View from Fairview Cemetery