Salute! The Camp Alcorn Confederate Cemetery is located within Riverside Cemetery in Hopkinsville, Christian County, Kentucky. It serves as a memorial and burial site for about 300 Confederate soldiers who died during the War, primarily during the winter of 1861–1862, while stationed at Camp Alcorn, a Confederate encampment in Hopkinsville. Camp Alcorn: was established in September 1861 under the command of General J.L. Alcorn. The camp housed a brigade of Mississippi volunteers and other units,

Did you know about Daniel Clayton Winsett? 🎥 He was an African-American who served as a in the Confederacy as a bodyguard under Maj. Gen. John S. Marmaduke and Joseph O. Shelby during the American Civil War. Winsett lived at the Arkansas Confederate Home in Little Rock for over 30 years, its only African-American resident, and was highly respected by staff and fellow residents. He attended many Confederate Veterans reunion allowing us to view this amazing video of him speaking in the 1930s. Aft

The unfinished Surry County Confederate Monument in Surry, Virginia (as of May 12, 2025). See the comment section for the video I shared for more info and closeups of the damage caused when the county suddenly mercilessly and callously removed it against the will of the people. Thanks to the local SCV camp that advocated for and is re-erecting it. This Surry County, Virginia, Confederate monument was originally erected in 1909 by the Confederate Memorial Association in front of the Courthouse in

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