Camp Taylor is a neighborhood and former military base six miles southeast of downtown Louisville, Kentucky, United States. First announced on June 11, 1917, it was originally a …

Established south of the city in June 1917, Camp Zachary Taylor quickly became a hub of Kentucky’s wartime activity. Camp Taylor emerged from the agricultural fields in a remarkably …

Camp Zachary Taylor was a military training camp in Louisville, Kentucky. It opened in 1917, to train soldiers for U.S. involvement in World War I, and was closed three years later.

2003年10月28日 · The WW I training camp named for President Zachary Taylor became one of 16 national army camps in the U.S. Begun in June 1917 and built in 90 days on 2,730 acres, …

Camp Zachary Taylor consisted of four reservation, (1) The Main Camp, (2) the Maneuver Field, (3) the Rifle Range and (4) the Remount Station.

This exhibit shares images and documents from the Filson’s collection that illustrate the changing ownership and landscape of the Camp Zachary Taylor area and illuminate the history of …

Camp Zachary Taylor, named for Louisville resident and American President Zachary Taylor, was a World War I training camp built in 1917 to prepare the United States’ young men for World …

Images and documents from the Filson’s collection illustrate the changing ownership and landscape of the Camp Zachary Taylor area and illuminate the history of Louisville’s World …

The US Government retained a portion of the land of Camp Zachary Taylor, originally a drill ground, and used it to develop defense housing during World War II. Fincastle Heights was a …

Louisville — on June 11, 1917 — had been selected by the U. S. War Department as the site for a huge military camp. Camp Zachary Taylor was born shortly after, six miles south of town, on …