Pamela B.
6/29/2019
A wonderful place to step back into history. Many La. boys went through this camp on their way to glory. Many nice artifacts and relics of the war. A very nice guide, too. They get no state...
Camp Moore Confederate Museum & Cemetery
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70640 Camp Moore Rd
Kentwood, LA 70444
Camp Moore, the largest Confederate training camp in Louisiana, serves as a historical museum and cemetery dedicated to preserving the legacy of Louisiana's role in the Civil War. With its grounds open for self-guided tours, visitors can explore the site where thousands of soldiers began their journey to numerous key battles across the Confederacy.
In addition to its historical significance, Camp Moore relies on community support and volunteers to continue its mission of educating the public about this pivotal period in American history. The museum actively invites donations to aid in maintaining its operations amid rising costs.
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Laura G.
2/6/2023
It's nice you get to see pictures and clothes and other things the used in the past. You will learn a few more things from our history
Andi F.
7/30/2019
This was once the training grounds for the Confederates in the war of Northern Aggression. No, the war was not over slave ownership 100%. The war was over states rights and not wanting a...
Donna H.
7/8/2017
Privately funded and maintained, staffed with volunteers. There are war artifacts as well as photographs of soldiers. There are short video clips dealing with a variety of issues during the war...
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