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General Lee Way

General Longstreet Avenue

General Nathan Bedford Forrest Drive

General Orders No. 20 formalizes African American enlistment in Kentucky and authorizes the creation of eight training centers for United States Colored Troops (USCT), including at Camp Nelson.

General Orders No. 34 permits African American men (free and enslaved) to enlist with US military forces in Kentucky, with their enslaver’s permission.

General Orders No. 41 authorizes the US Army to use enslaved African Americans for military construction projects. Enslaved men and women constructed roads and fortifications in Central Kentucky, including at Camp Nelson. Their enslavers were compensated by the federal government.

General Palmer Drive

General Philip Henry Sheridan Monument (Lincoln Park, Illinois)

The General Philip Henry Sheridan Monument honors the service of military leader and Union Army hero Philip Henry Sheridan. Located in Lincoln (Abraham) Park, the bronze equestrian statue was commissioned by the Philip Sheridan Monument Association…

General Polk Drive

General Robert E. Lee and Confederate Soldier Statue (San Carlos, Texas)

Also known as "Robert E. Lee on Traveller"

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