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13th KY Cavalry Historical Marker has $575 of $2,500 needed Today, $575 of $2,500 goal has been committed. Adair Heritage Association will accept funds, address below. Prof. A.W. Reed, Joe L. Barbee, Chris Bennett and Rev. Paul Patton will be interviewed on the Larry Smith Show on the WAVE FM 92.7, at 7:30pmCT, Friday, January 27, 2012, to discuss the project By Chris Bennett Erecting a historical marker on North 55 at the site of Camp Boyle, the training ground and organization point for Adair County's own 13th Kentucky Cavalry is a way the citizens of Adair County can remember the 150th anniversary of America's Civil War. The Civil War was undoubtedly America's worst war, there were more than 650,000 killed and wounded in the conflict. Hopefully America will never see fit to take up arms against their brothers and neighbors again. 13th Kentucky Cavalry/Camp Boyle Historical Marker Address Adair Heritage AssociationIn the morning, at 7:30amCT, Friday, January 27, 2012, Rev. Paul Patton and I will be on WHVE, The WAVE FM 92.7, with Larry Smith to discuss the project. We hope you'll be with us at that time. - Chris Bennett The response thus far to the suggestion to raise $2,500 for a Camp Boyle Kentucky Historical Marker has so met with great enthusiasm. Thanks to everyone who has responded in the silent phase of the campaign. We'll be giving complete details as the campaign goes along. We hope to be able to list all names, but we will respect the wishes of those donors who want to give to the fund but prefer their names not be publicized. So far, there are commitments totaling $575. This story was posted on 2012-01-26 17:32:31
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