reed's bridge battlefield
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reed's bridge battlefield印象
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I drove there couple of times and the field is just in processing keeping it clean and improve more new buildings for a display. Not sure what their plans are in the future. They do some shows there once in a while. Ask chamber and commerce for more information.
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We took the kids and grandparents to see the Battlefield and loved it! It was full of history and all of our different ages in the family were entertained. I think the kids learned a lot and our grandparents couldn't stop talking about it once we left! Our favorite part was the the cabin site where you get to see what Civil War life was like. It is one thing for the kids to learn about the Civil War in school, but another for them to visually see it and take it in. Highly recommend!
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The Pioneer Village looks to be interesting. And improving. Went from mill to here to confederate cemetery. Nice day out.
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Takes you back in time. Really a nice place to visit and each year they have the battle reenactment.
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If you happen to be in Jacksonville, AR you should swing by and check out this place. It is located south of Jacksonville on highway 161. There are a limited number of attractions but what they do have is worth a look see from old cabins, barns, cannons to a old bridge from the Civil War days. There is no admission fee and occasionally they will do battle re-enactments on the property.
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My husband and I just happened to pass by this place and noticed the cannon, so we stopped in. We are historical re-enactors, so this place was absolutely awesome to us. We loved walking through all the buildings, and took some really fun pictures. I would love to attend a Pioneer Day here in the future.
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Ponte muito bonita próximo ao centro da cidade. Vale a pena visitar, fácil acesso e bem localizada. Muito imponente e bem construída.
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I had two great visits here to visit where my great, great grandfather commanded the troops in the defense of Little Rock....It is very interesting to learn more about this part of the Civil War, which has not received a lot of attention from historians, etc.