The Alamo
Scene of the critical battle
fought during the Texas
Revolution of 1836.
Corinth, Mississippi
The scene of crucial fighting
early in the war, Corinth is
home to miles of fortifications.
The Battlefields and Forts of the American South
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Prairie Grove, Arkansas
The Battle of Prairie Grove,
fought on December 7, 1862,
was brutal and bloody.
Horseshoe Bend, Alabama
The military power of the
Creek Nation was broken at
the Battle of Horseshoe Bend.
Pensacola, Florida
The coastal city of Pensacola
is home to a series of historic
fortifications.
Alabama

Battle of Columbus (Girard)

Battle of Ebenezer Church

Battle of Fort Blakeley

Battle of Fort Bowyer

Battle of Fort Charlotte

Battle of Holy Ground

Battle of Horseshoe Bend

Battle of Mobile Bay

Battle of Newton

Battle of Selma

Battle of Spanish Fort

Fort Conde

Fort Cusseta

Fort Gaines Historic Site

Fort Mims State Historic Site

Fort Mitchell Historic Site

Fort Morgan Historic Site

Fort Payne's Old Fort

Fort Toulouse-Fort Jackson Historic Site


Arkansas

Arkansas Post National Memorial

Battle of Arkansas Post

Battle of Cane Hill

Battle of Devil's Backbone

Battle of Dripping Springs

Battle of Fayetteville

Battle of Fort Smith

Battle of Jenkins' Ferry

Battle of Massard Prairie

Battle of Pea Ridge

Battle of Poison Spring

Battle of Prairie Grove

Battle of Reeds Mountain

Battle of Van Buren

Fort Smith National Historic Site


Florida

Apalachicola Arsenal at Chattahoochee

Alum Bluff Confederate Batteries

Attack on Cedar Key

Bateria de San Antonio

Battle of Bayport

Battle of Marianna

Battle of Natural Bridge

Battle of Ocheesee

Battle of Olustee

Battle of Pensacola

Battles of St. Augustine

Battle of Santa Rosa Island

Battle of Station Four

Brooksville Raid

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

Dade Battlefield Historic State Park

Fort at the Suwannee River Bridge

Fort Barrancas

Fort Caroline National Memorial

Fort Cooper State Park

Fort Fanning Historic Park

Fort Gadsden Historic Site

Fort George Historic Site

Fort Jefferson (Dry Tortugas National Park)

Fort Pickens

Fort Matanzas National Monument

Fort Mose Historic State Park

Fort McRee

Fort Mose Historic State Park

Fort Walton Beach's Old Fort

Mission San Luis and Fort San Luis

Old Fort Park in Tallahassee

San Marcos de Apalache (Fort St. Marks
and Fort Ward)

Scott's Massacre of 1817

Torreya State Park Gun Batteries


Georgia

Battery Hambright at Fort Pulaski

Battle of Allatoona Pass

Battle of Bloody Marsh

Battle of Chickamauga

Battle of Columbus (Girard)

Battle of Dunlap Hill (Dunlap's Farm)

Battle of Fort Pulaski

Battle of Fowltown

Battle of Griswoldville

Battle of Gully Hole Creek

Battle of Kennesaw Mountain

Battle of Kettle Creek

Battle of Midway Church

Battle of Roanoke

Battle of Shepherd's Plantation

Battle of Sunshine Church

Battle of Walnut Creek

Battle of West Point

Camp Lawton Civil War Prison Site (Millen)

Camp Recovery

Fort Augusta Monument

Fort Early Monument & Historic Site

Fort Frederica National Monument

Fort Gaines

Fort Hawkins

Fort Hughes Monument

Fort McAllister State Historic Park

Fort Morris State Historic Site

Fort Pulaski National Monument

Fort St. Simons

Fort Scott

Fort Screven Historic District

Fort Tyler

Fortified Walls of Magnolia Cemetery

Siege of Augusta (1781)
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Alamance, North Carolina
The Battle of Alamance is
sometimes called the first
battle of the American
Revolution.
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Last Update: May 18, 2013
Augusta, Georgia
Historic St. Paul's Church
stands on the site of the
Siege of Augusta, a battle of
the American Revolution.