By May 15, 1862 three prison were at Camp Chase. Each prison had their own hospital and Camp Chase also had a Post hospital.

The buildings at Camp Chase were donated to the insane home in 1867

The cost for installing the stones at camp chase in 1908 was .15 per stone

20,000 Confederate tombstones were bought by the government from the Blue Ridge Marble Company in Nelson, Georgia for $2.90 per stone. They were known as Cherokee marble.

The stone wall at Camp Chase was built in 1888.

The iron fence on top of the stone was was made in 1910

The large boulder at Camp Chase was brought to the cemetery in 1888 for a cost of $45.00

The government paid $8.00 a year for the rent of the cemetery until 1879 and the government was behind in rent many times.

More mising Camp Chase letters were found

This and much more information was found from a recent trip to DC.