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Kentucky

Nancy, KY 42544, USA

Website: www.millsprings.net »

Zollicoffer Park marks the site of the fiercest fighting in the Battle of Mill Springs, an important early Civil War conflict. The park is named for Confederate Gen. Felix K. Zollicoffer, mortally wounded in the battle. The park contains a 0.5-mile walking trail, interpretive signs, the Confederate mass grave, and the Zollicoffer Confederate Memorial Cemetery.

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