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大同市革命烈士陵园,位于大同市南郊区马军营乡田村东。原名大同市人民公墓,建成于1954年4月,1980年更名为大同市民政局安置农场。2005年1月12日,又将其更名为大同市革命烈士陵园。2007年7月26日,重新修建的大同市革命烈士陵园举行落成典礼。陵园占地面积80余亩。园内安葬着抗日战争时期、解放战争时期和新中国成立后牺牲的革命烈士共296名,其中原晋察冀五地委敌工部副部长舒宏、《晋察冀日报》和新华社特派记者仓夷等革命烈士长眠于此。陵园广场中央屹立着大同市革命烈士纪念塔。革命烈士纪念塔于1951年7月首建于大同市城区北门外操场城东广场内,1989年5月1日整体迁至大同城区南门外永泰公园,2006年
Datong City Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery, located in the southern suburbs of Datong Majunying Township Tamura East. Formerly known as Datong City People’s Cemetery, built in April 1954, renamed in 1980 Datong Civil Affairs Bureau resettlement farm. January 12, 2005, again renamed Datong City Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery. On July 26, 2007, the newly rebuilt Martyrs Cemetery for Revolutionary Martyrs in Datong City was held. Cemetery covers an area of more than 80 acres. There were 296 revolutionary martyrs sacrificed during the War of Resistance against Japan, the War of Liberation, and the founding of New China, including Shu Hong, former vice minister of hostile labor of the 5 prefectural commissions of Jin, Cha, and Jinchaji Daily and Xinhua News Agency Reporter Kui Yi and other revolutionary martyrs in this sleep. The central plaza cemetery Datong revolutionary martyr tower. Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Tower was first built in July 1951 in Datong City, North Gate outside the playground Chengdong Plaza, May 1, 1989 overall moved to Datong South Wing Wing Tai Park, 2006