Mill Springs Battlefield
Mill Springs Battlefield
Together we have saved 685 Acres
The new 10,000 sq. ft. The Mill Springs Battlefield Visitor Center and Museum in Nancy (formerly Logan's Crossroads) is a great place to start your visit. The battlefield includes a variety of walking trails with a wealth of interpretative signs. A driving tour of the larger Mill Springs battlefield can also be found at the visitor center. Mill Springs National Cemetery, where 408 of 722 Civil War graves are unknowns, is adjacent to the visitor center.
Pulaski County and Wayne County
Kentucky
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