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Confederate camp from both the front and the rear. Sigel's force was soon driven from the field, allowing Price and McCulloch to combine their forces against Lyon's column, which had taken position on Bloody Hill. Lyon was killed, and the Union forces retreated from the field.
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National Battlefield is open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The visitor center contains exhibits about the battle, a short film, fiber optic maps and a bookstore. The battlefield is accessed by a five-mile long self-guided automobile-tour loop, which connects eight stops
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Hulston Civil War Research Library, which was founded in 1985. The library contains over 12,000 books about the Civil War, with an emphasis on the
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limited hours over the summer. The tour loop also includes a stop at Bloody Hill, the site of heavy fighting during the battle, as well as the site of Lyon's death. The site of Lyon's death is marked with a monument, which was dedicated in 1928. Several
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and its partners have acquired and preserved 278 acres (1.13 km) of the battlefield, most of which has been sold to the
National Park Service and incorporated into the park. In total, the park preserves 1,750 acres of the battlefield.
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highlighting historically important facets of the battlefield. The tour loop also features hiking trails and a seven-mile long horseback riding trail. On August 10, the anniversary of the battle, the park hosts commemorative events.
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Piston, William Garrett; Hatcher, Richard W. (2000).
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Trans-Mississippi Theater of the American Civil War
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1412:Island Mound
1407:1st Newtonia
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2008:Piney Creek
2003:Paddy Creek
1907:Great River
1561:Confederate
1523:Involvement
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1448:Chalk Bluff
1247:Confederacy
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1960:Mark Twain
1942:Two Rivers
1932:Pilot Knob
1682:Cemeteries
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1382:New Madrid
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599:August 13,
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319:automobile
144:93°25′12″W
2629:St. Louis
2553:Towosahgy
2340:Van Meter
2185:Jay Nixon
1937:Swan Lake
1897:Big Muddy
1657:Newtonia
1653:Lexington
1626:memorials
1617:Aftermath
1545:St. Louis
1535:Centralia
1438:Hartville
1402:Lone Jack
1301:Cole Camp
1296:Boonville
1261:Campaigns
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864:March 25,
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364:President
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241:100009403
141:37°6′56″N
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2513:Mastodon
2315:Stockton
2300:Route 66
2260:Pershing
2095:Big Lake
1790:Missouri
1732:Category
1638:Carthage
1499:Westport
1494:Big Blue
1306:Carthage
522:Newtonia
485:Features
393:general
323:Republic
236:66000113
108:Location
2662:Portals
2648:Commons
2350:Wallace
2345:Wakonda
2310:St. Joe
2270:Prairie
2240:Montauk
2235:Meramec
2120:Crowder
1798:Federal
1743:Commons
1554:Leaders
1540:Osceola
1474:Glasgow
1469:Sedalia
1351:Belmont
1282:Battles
1214:Origins
1164:of the
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