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War Sites
Battlefields and other war sites in Kentucky, from the Revolutionary War through later conflicts.
Blue Licks Battlefield State Resort Park
August 19, 1782: the last major Revolutionary War battle in Kentucky.
Last major Revolutionary War battle in Kentucky (August 19, 1782): Kentucky militia pursuing British-allied Native forces from Bryan’s Station were ambushed at the Licking River; Daniel Boone’s son Israel was among the dead. Pioneer Museum and monument interpret the battle and earlier salt-lick history.
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- Augusta Riverfront Civil War Site Bracken County
- Battle for the Bridge Historic Preserve Hart County
- Battle of Barbourville Site Knox County
- Battle of Paducah / Tilghman House Area McCracken County
- Battle of Richmond / Richmond Battlefield Park Madison County
- Battle of Sacramento Site McLean County
- Battles of Cynthiana / Morgan's Raids Sites Harrison County
- Blue Licks Battlefield State Resort Park Robertson County
- Bryan's Station Memorial Fayette County
- Camp Dick Robinson Garrard County
- Camp Nelson National Cemetery Jessamine County
- Camp Nelson National Monument Jessamine County
- Camp Wildcat Battlefield Laurel County
- Cave Hill National Cemetery Jefferson County
- Civil War Museum of the Western Theater Nelson County
- Columbus-Belmont State Park Hickman County
- Constitution Square Historic Site Boyle County
- Covington / Newport Civil War Defenses Kenton County
- Farmington Historic Home (Lincoln / wartime context) Jefferson County
- Floyd's Station Jefferson County
- Fort Boonesborough (Siege of 1778) Madison County
- Fort Boonesborough State Park Madison County
- Fort Duffield Park & Historic Site Hardin County
- Fort Williams Barren County
- Frankfort Cemetery (state & war burials) Franklin County
- Hart County Historical Society Museum Hart County
- Historic Locust Grove (Clark / frontier war context) Jefferson County
- Hunt-Morgan House (Hopemont) Fayette County
- Ivy Mountain Battlefield / Monument Floyd County
- Jefferson Davis State Historic Site (Civil War memorial) Todd County
- Kentucky Military History Museum Franklin County
- Lebanon Civil War / Morgan Trail Stops Marion County
- Leslie Morris Park at Fort Hill Franklin County
- Lexington Cemetery (Civil War sections) Fayette County
- Logan's Station / St. Asaph Lincoln County
- Martin's Station Site Harrison County
- McConnell Springs Fayette County
- Middle Creek Battlefield Floyd County
- Mill Springs Battlefield National Monument Pulaski County
- Old Fort Harrod State Park Mercer County
- Painted Stone Station / Long Run Massacre Area Jefferson County
- Perryville Battlefield State Historic Site Boyle County
- Pewee Valley Confederate Cemetery Oldham County
- Rowlett's Station Battlefield Hart County
- Ruddle's Station Site Harrison County
- Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill (wartime hospital context) Mercer County
- Tebbs Bend Battlefield Taylor County
- White Hall State Historic Site Madison County
- William Whitley House (Revolutionary / frontier war) Lincoln County
- Women's Civil War Museum (Bardstown complex) Nelson County