Highway Z between Fulton and Calwood, Callaway County, Missouri. Less than 1 mile and on lefthand side of Highway Z going toward Fulton. Property owner donated the land where the mass grave is located.

Per www.Wikipedia.org/wiki/calwood: Calwood formerly known as "Moore's Mill" since a steam mill owned by a man named Moore was located there. The Civil War Battle of Moore's Mill was fought nearby in 1862.

Per www.komu.com/news/fulton-historical-group-working-to-preserve-mass-civil-war-grave: The Elijah Gates Camp #570 Sons of Confederate Veterans state that there should be roughly eight or nine bodies in the mass grave.

Per www.missourinet.com/2014/07/28/mass-grave-dedicated-from-civil-war-battle-of-moores-mill: Today, July 28, 1862, the Civil War Battle of Moore's Mill was fought near the Central Missouri town of Calwood. Some of the dead Union and Confederate soldiers were buried in a mass grave near the site of the battle.

After the Union victory, U.S. General Oden Guitar ordered the mass grave at the site after the battle. The grave was unmarked until it was discovered in April, 2013 by local historians using sonar equipment. The Elijah Gates Camp #570 Sons of Confederate Veterans organized the research and fundraising for the erection of the monument. Forces and guerillas who fought in the battle, from both sides, were from Missouri, Iowa, Louisiana, Ohio and Indiana.

For an account of the dead and wounded that was originally printed in the Missouri Telegraph is reprinted at the below address under the title, "Battle of Moore's Mill". www.callaway.dbrl.org/history/history-of-callaway-county-missouri/different-wars.com.

Also see www.callawaycivilwar.org for more information and colored photos.