Pewee Valley Confederate Cemetery and Monument

Kentucky

Pewee Valley, KY 40056, USA

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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