Photo Scrapbook |
Flags at Jefferson Davis Birthplace Monument Fairview Ky CSA 3rd Nat'l, yankee flag and Kentucky u.S. flag |
Jeff Davis Birthplace.Monument Fairview Kentucky |
Salute to Kentucky by Jeff Davis marker located at Jeff Davis Park Fairview Kentucky |
entry doors to Jeff Davis Monument Fairview Kentucky |
Zero Milestone Marker Jefferson Davis Highway Fairview Kentucky |
plaque on marker to left |
Kentucky's "Independence Hall" old secession courthouse in Russellville Kentucky (also the temporary Confederate Capitol building of Kentucky, until relocated to Bowling Green) |
UDC Kentucky Secession.marker Russellville, Kentucky (more accurate than the "official" one) |
To left: close up of Kentucky's Official Confederate Seal from UDC marker in Russellville Kentucky |
below: the "official" marker acknowledging Kentucky's secession, and admittance into the CSA. inaccurate in details, but they do admit the important stuff. There was really 68 counties represented in person, and 32 represented by letter desiring secession...it was actually a unanimous vote to secede |
Jeff Davis Monument Fairview, Kentucky |
Jeff Davis Monument Fairview, Kentucky |
UDC's CSA Monument in Cadiz, Trigg County, Kentucky |
Camp Caldwell UCV Monument (3 views)located on site of secession courthouse in Russellville, Kentucky |
CSA Monument in Murray, Calloway County Kentucky |
Jeff Davis Hwy. marker in court square in Benton, Marshall County, Kentucky |
UDC Confederate monument, court square Mayfield, Graves County, Kentucky |
Plaque from Monument on left |
inscription: "To the memory of the Confederate Soldiers of Graves County" |
Folks in the Jackson Purchase area of Kentucky & Tennessee were impatient regarding secession, they almost formed a new Confederate State of "Jackson"...they met in Mayfield to lay out plans |
Located in Cadiz, Trigg Co. Ky. The homeplace of Henry C. Burnett, the presiding official at Ky's Secession Convention, and a member of US & CSA Congress from Kentucky |
Located beside Hwy 62 in the "Land Between the Lakes" region of western Kentucky |
Located beside Hwy 62 east of Lake Barkley in Trigg Co. Kentucky |
Above, an old family heirloom portrait of Henry Cornelius Burnett, (courtesy of his family) |
