Battle of Tebb's Bend Monument, Civil War memorial near Campbellsville, Kentucky.
The Battle of Tebb's Bend Monument is a granite obelisk standing near Green River Bridge that marks a Civil War engagement location. Historical markers placed around the site provide details about the fighting and the soldiers involved.
The obelisk was erected in 1872, about 9 years after the battle that took place here in summer 1863. The memorial was funded through community donations from residents who wanted to preserve memory of those who fell.
The site draws visitors on commemorative occasions when people gather to remember soldiers from both sides who fought here. Local residents maintain a connection to this ground through regular remembrance.
The memorial is accessible year-round and sits near Green River Bridge in Taylor County. The site is easy to walk around and the markers help visitors understand what happened here.
The obelisk was entirely funded by local donations, showing how much the community valued preserving this memorial. It remains a place where people today can connect with their local past.
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