Weatherford's Grave
A stone cairn marks the burial site
of William Weatherford. Also called
Red Eagle, he led warriors during
the Creek War of 1813-1814.
The Trail of Tears
An overlook at Fort Smith National
Historic Site in Arkansas tells of
the five Trails of Tears walked by
the Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw,
Chickasaw and Seminole.
American Indian History & Historic Sites in the South
The "Indian Territory"
The Agency building in Muskogee
is one of many historic sites in
Oklahoma that tell the story of the
tribes after the Trail of Tears.
Kolomoki Mounds
Kolomoki is one of a number of
major American Indian mound
sites in the South. It was the
capital of an advanced prehistoric
civilization.
Special Sections

Creek War of 1813-1814

Creek War of 1836

Creek Trail of Tears

Milly Francis - The Creek Pocahontas


Alabama

Battle of Hobdy's Bridge

Battle of Holy Ground

Battle of Horseshoe Bend

Chattahoochee Indian Heritage Center

Dauphin Island Shell Mound

DeSoto Falls

Eufaula Area Historic Sites

Fort Crawford

Fort Mims State Historic Site

Fort Mitchell Historic Site

Fort Payne's Old Fort

Fort Toulouse-Fort Jackson Historic Site

Mobile National Cemetery

Mt. Vernon Arsenal & Barracks

Noccalula Falls

Sequoyah and the Cherokee Alphabet

William Weatherford Grave

Wills Town Mission and Cemetery


Arkansas

Arkansas Post National Monument

Battle of Massard Prairie

Battle of Pea Ridge

Battle of Poison Spring

Fort Smith National Historic Site

Parkin Archaeological State Park

Petit Jean State Park


Florida

Apalachicola Bluffs And Ravines Preserve

Apalachicola River

Battle of Miccosukee

Battle of Ocheesee

Battle of the Upper Chipola

Blue Springs (Jackson Blue Springs)

Bugg Spring

Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

Chattahoochee Landing Mounds

Crystal River Archaeological State Park

Dade Battlefield Historic State Park

DeSoto Winter Encampment

Egmont Key & Egmont Key Lighthouse

Florida Caverns State Park

Fort Cooper State Park

Fort Gadsden Historic Site

Fort King National Historic Landmark

Fort Pickens

Fort Walton Temple Mound

Fountain of Youth Archaeological Park

Juan Ortiz & Princess Hirrihigua

Lake Jackson Mounds

Letchworth-Love Mounds

Milly Francis - The Creek Pocahontas

Mission Nombre de Dios

Mission San Luis

Nicolls' Outpost

Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park

Pinellas Point Temple Mound

Safety Harbor Mounds

Salt Springs Recreation Area

San Marcos de Apalache

Scott Massacre of 1817

Silver Glen Springs

Wakulla Springs State Park

Weedon Island Preserve
Learn more about the Native American history of the South by visiting Indian mounds, battlefields,
village sites, the routes of the Trail of Tears and more. Our pages give you information on a wide
variety of sites and points of interest associated with American Indian history in the South.
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Last Updated: February 17,2017
AMERICAN INDIAN HISTORY
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Battle of Miccosukee
The U.S. Army of Gen. Andrew
Jackson attacked a massive
Seminole town on the banks of
Florida's Lake Miccosukee on
April 1, 1818.
Sequoyah's Cabin
The famed Cherokee scholar
built this log cabin after he moved
to what is now Oklahoma ahead
of the Cherokee Trail of Tears. It
is now a noted historic site.
Emerald Mound
The massive Emerald Mound in
Mississippi covers nearly 8 acres
and is more than 750 years old. It
can be seen along the historic
Natchez Trace Parkway.