17th Regiment, Kentucky Volunteer Infantry: Sesquicentenary Posts

This blog chronicles the life of the 17th Regiment Kentucky Volunteer Infantry in the American Civil War on the 150th aniversary of their service. Follow these volunteers through several major battles while experiencing both the pace and duration of the conflict. The posts may be read chronologically by accessing the archives and selecting them individually, beginning with the Preface.

Saturday, September 21, 2013

Rossville Gap, Sept. 20 - 21, 1863

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Upon being ordered to retreat from Snodgrass Hill on the evening of Sept. 20, 1863, Thomas' aggregate of defenders becomes difficult to ...

Chickamauga Photo Album

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The following pictures were taken at Chickamauga Chattanooga National Military Park 150 years (minus 14 days) after the battle. Viewed ...

The 17th Kentucky at Chickamauga, Tablet Records

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Tablet located at Lee and Gordon's MIlls. There was another table located outside the battlefield that is presently missing.  Per...
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