The Battle That Saved Missouri For The Union
On March 7-8, 1862, 26,000 soldiers fought here to decide the fate of Missouri and the West. The 4,300 acre battlefield honors those who fought for their beliefs. Pea Ridge was one of the most pivotal Civil War battles and is the most intact Civil War battlefield in the United States.
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Did Your Ancestor Fight for the North or South?
The National Park Service has developed a great tool listing millions of soldiers both North and South. Try it and discover your family's history!
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Weather at Pea Ridge
For the current weather conditions and the forecast check out the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA website).
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The Battle of Pea Ridge
Under History & Culture, you can find the Order of Battle, diary excerpts and more information on the major commanders of both armies.
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Did You Know?
The Elkhorn Tavern was a place of worship until 1862, until the congregation moved to a new location 3 miles northwest of the tavern because of the noisy parties and dances the federals held in the building during their occupation.