Oakland Cemetery (Fort Dodge, Iowa)

• a Civil War memorial monument created by a local sculptor and Civil War veteran, William Pollock.
• a Potter's Field
• seven tree stump grave markers, which indicate a life cut short
• grave of Major William Williams, founder of Fort Dodge, who died in 1874
• graves of two black Civil War soldiers, with markers provided by the U.S. Government in years before 2003, with metal military marker and small cloth American flag. These are for "Joseph Kinner, Co H, 1 USCI, 1890," and "Joseph A. Palmer, Serg Co F, 54 Mass Inf.
• grave of Dr. Thomas Fitzhugh Grayson, who practiced medicine in Fort Dodge for many years after serving in the Confederate Army's 8th Virginia Infantry, and who died in 1903, and
• tablet inscribed with "Faithful Colored Servant" at grave of Agnes Grayson, a servant in the home of the Dolliver family, who died in 1935.

  Other notable burials

• Leander Blanden, American Civil War Union Brevet Brigadier General
• Cyrus Clay Carpenter, Governor of Iowa, 1872-1876
• Lili Damita, French, British, German and American film actress
• James Isaac Dolliver, United States House of Representatives, 1945-1957
• Jonathan Prentiss Dolliver, United States House of Representatives, 1889-1900; United States Senate, 1900-1910
• William Squire Kenyon, United States Senate, 1911-1922