Pea Ridge Battlefield
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The 4,300 acre Pea Ridge National Military Park honors those who fought here in March, 1862. One of the most intact Civil War battlefields in the United States, the park offers a driving tour, hiking trails, a bike path and horse trails. Inside the Park's visitor center is a video presentation, a bookstore and a museum.
Benton County
Arkansas
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