The Battle of Pea Ridge - In Depth
Battlefield at Pea Ridge
The East Overlook provides a
sweeping view of the main
battlefield. Curtis arrayed his
army in the field below on the
morning of March 8, 1862.
The East Overlook provides a
sweeping view of the main
battlefield. Curtis arrayed his
army in the field below on the
morning of March 8, 1862.
Native Americans at Pea Ridge
Pea Ridge was unique among
major Civil War battles in that
Native American warriors played
a key role. Among the sites
preserved on the tour road is this
point, where warriors helped
capture Union artillery.
Pea Ridge was unique among
major Civil War battles in that
Native American warriors played
a key role. Among the sites
preserved on the tour road is this
point, where warriors helped
capture Union artillery.
Battle of Pea Ridge, Arkansas
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For those interested in learning more about the Battle of Pea Ridge, the
National Park Service has created an outstanding site with detailed
information on the battle and its effects.
To visit this site, please follow the link below:
National Park Service has created an outstanding site with detailed
information on the battle and its effects.
To visit this site, please follow the link below:
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