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Get InspiredNorth AmericaUnited StatesNew JerseyGarfieldPea Ridge National Military Park

Pea Ridge National Military Park

US
National Military Park·Solemn, Historical, Scenic, Quiet
Used as a field hospital during the Battle of Pea Ridge, the Elkhorn Tavern is a focal point at Pea Ridge National Military Park.
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Park tour road in the fall.
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Photo taken at sunset showing the deep green trees.
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Silent Field is a photo that shows the sun setting over the golden grass of the battlefield. Men fought and died in this field, on a cold day in March of 1862.
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Photo of Union Union artilleryman reenactors standing in front of the Elkhorn Tavern for the rededication of the building.
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Used as a field hospital during the Battle of Pea Ridge, the Elkhorn Tavern is a focal point at Pea Ridge National Military Park.
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Park tour road in the fall.
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Photo taken at sunset showing the deep green trees.
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Silent Field is a photo that shows the sun setting over the golden grass of the battlefield. Men fought and died in this field, on a cold day in March of 1862.
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Photo of Union Union artilleryman reenactors standing in front of the Elkhorn Tavern for the rededication of the building.
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Ranger Troy Banzhaf giving information about 6 lb. cannon and cannon crew.
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Photo of Union artilleryman reenactors standing in Cox's field firing cannon's on the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Pea Ridge.
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Photo of Union Infantrymen reenactors standing in front of the Elkhorn Tavern, with large crowd during demonstration on the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Pea Ridge. .
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Pea Ridge National Military Park preserves the site of a crucial 1862 Civil War battle that decided the fate of Missouri. Located in the beautiful Ozark region of Garfield, Arkansas, the park encompasses 4,400 acres of hallowed ground. Visitors can explore the landscape via a network of interpretive trails and historical markers that explain the complexities of the Trans-Mississippi theater. The park’s pristine condition makes it one of the most significant historical sites in the country, offering a quiet atmosphere for reflection and education. It serves as a vital resource for understanding American history while providing a scenic backdrop for outdoor exploration.

Pea Ridge National Military Park preserves the site of a crucial 1862 Civil War battle that decided the fate of Missouri. Located in the beautiful Ozark region of Garfield, Arkansas, the park encompasses 4,400 acres of hallowed ground. Visitors can explore the landscape via a network of interpretive trails and historical markers that explain the complexities of the Trans-Mississippi theater. The park’s pristine condition makes it one of the most significant historical sites in the country, offering a quiet atmosphere for reflection and education. It serves as a vital resource for understanding American history while providing a scenic backdrop for outdoor exploration.

Address
15930 National Park Drive
Websitenps.gov
Phone479-451-8122

Highlights

  • 4,400 acres of preserved battlefield terrain

  • Extensive network of interpretive trails

  • Detailed historical markers explaining the Trans-Mississippi theater

  • Scenic Ozark landscape for reflection and walking

Best For

History buffs and outdoor enthusiasts interested in Civil War education.

Currency

USD $

Average Cost

$50-$100 p/day

Time of Day

Lunch

Languages Spoken

English

Occasion Tags

Educational, History Tours

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Location

Garfield, Arkansas, United States
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