Perryville Battlefield
Perryville, Kentucky • Boyle County
Perryville, Kentucky • Boyle County
Perryville Battlefield is the site of the bloodiest single day in Kentucky during the Civil War. The rolling hills and fields witnessed a fierce clash between Union and Confederate forces in October 1862. Today, it preserves the landscape where this pivotal battle unfolded.
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Military; Architecture
Nw Of Perryville On Old Mackville Rd., Perryville, Kentucky
Social History
Perryville State Historic Site. 2.5 Mi Nw Of Perryville, Perryville, Kentucky
Military; Architecture
Ne Of Perryville Off U.s. 68, Perryville, Kentucky
Architecture
0.3 Mi. Nw Of Ky 1920, 0.6 Mi. S Of Whites Rd., Perryville, Kentucky
Commerce; Military; Architecture; Social History
Roughly Bounded By Sheridan Ave., Wood, Jefferson And 5th Sts., Perryville, Kentucky
Exploration/Settlement; Architecture
Off U.s. 68, Perryville, Kentucky
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