Wilsons Creek National Battlefield

Wilson's Rivulet National Front line is one of six national stops in the territory of Missouri, is a perfect stop for a connecting with and educational experience. Combat on August 10, 1861, the Skirmish of Wilson's Brook was an earnest battle in Missouri and the second huge conflict of the Common War. Right when the smoke cleared, more than 2,500 Association and Confederate officers were killed, harmed or missing in five hours of remarkable doing combating.

The visitor center incorporates an additional 27-minute film, an exhibition and advancing showcases. A five-mile autonomously guided visit road empowers visitors to research the battle zone at their own specific pace. Walking trails provoke distinctive battle goals, including Bleeding Slope, the Notable John Beam House and the Edwards Lodge.