The cemetery serves as the final resting place for 52 Confederate soldiers from the states of VA, NC, SC & GA. All soldiers buried in the cemetery died at the nearby Kittrell Springs Hotel which was converted into a military hospital during the Civil War. Saint James Episcopal Church (c. 1860)
Kittrell, NC Cemeteries When the Confederate Hospital was located in Kittrell, the church administered to the patients and provided Christian burial to 52 soldiers interred at the nearby Confederate Cemetery. Seven miles from the Historic District of Henderson's downtown area.
Kittrell, NC Churches
Built in 1853, on the high point of a 200 acre plantation, this house was once owned by Dr. Mebane, for whom the town is name...
Sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, and bagels. Breakfast, lunch and dinner Monday-Sunday. ...
American, Steakhouse ...
the Apex Festival Commission plans and organizes 2 major Festivals each year. These include the Peak Fest (the first weekend ...