Pewee Valley Confederate Cemetery and Monument

Kentucky

Pewee Valley
Pewee Valley, KY 40056
United States

Website

https://www.peweevalleyhistory.org/pv-confederate-cemetary.html

The Pewee Valley Confederate Cemetery and Monument are all that remain from the Kentucky Confederate Home, established in 1904. Interred here are 313 Confederate veterans - most of whom had been residents of the former institution.

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