Battle of Prairie Grove - Links
Cannon at Hindman Hall
The Battle of Prairie Grove
involved heavy use of artillery,
particularly by the Union army.
Union generals credited their
guns with driving back repeated
Confederate attacks.
The Battle of Prairie Grove
involved heavy use of artillery,
particularly by the Union army.
Union generals credited their
guns with driving back repeated
Confederate attacks.
Borden House
Hundreds of soldiers, both
Union and Confederate, fell in
the yards of the Borden House.
One Union officer remarked that
it was the thickest he ever saw
fallen bodies during the war.
Hundreds of soldiers, both
Union and Confederate, fell in
the yards of the Borden House.
One Union officer remarked that
it was the thickest he ever saw
fallen bodies during the war.
Battle of Prairie Grove - Arkansas
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To learn more about the Battle of Prairie Grove or other Civil War actions in
Arkansas, we recommend the following links:
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