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Perryville Battlefield

Perryville, KY

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The record

The site of the Battle of Perryville, fought October 8, 1862 - the largest and bloodiest Civil War battle in Kentucky, in which roughly 20,000 Union and 16,000 Confederate troops clashed and an estimated 7,600 men were killed or wounded. Now a Kentucky State Historic Site of hundreds of preserved acres in Boyle County; a National Historic Landmark (NRHP #66000356, 1966).

Field reports

Reported phenomena

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  • Reported · Visitors and locals report the sounds of gunfire, battle drums, and cries of soldiers on the fields long after the battle.
  • Reported · Ghostly figures seen wandering the grassy fields, sometimes in daylight - attributed to the many dead left on the field after the battle.

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