Five men who served in the U.S. Colored Troops during the Civil War are buried here, as well as James Edward O’Hara, a prominent African American legislator of the postwar period. This site is New Bern’s second-oldest public cemetery and first city-owned cemetery for African Americans. Corner of Cypress and Bern Streets, New Bern. Free.

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