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Camp Moore/Confederate Museum and Cemetery

Louisiana

Camp Moore Road
Kentwood, LA 70444
United States

Website

http://www.campmoorela.com/

Established in the summer of 1861, Camp Moore (named after Civil War Gov. Thomas Moore) served as one of the largest Confederate training bases in the South. The Confederate cemetery adjacent to Camp Moore contains the remains of more than 400 Confederate soldiers.

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