George Rogers Clark National Historical Park
401 S 2nd St, Vincennes, IN 47591, USA
Indiana, USA
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at George Rogers Clark National Historical Park.
The National Park Service preserves the Clark Memorial, landscaped grounds, visitor facilities, and archaeological setting beside the Wabash River. The classical memorial’s murals and statue interpret Clark’s Illinois campaign, while the original Fort Sackville survives principally through archaeology and commemoration.
About George Rogers Clark National Historical Park
Built on the believed site of British Fort Sackville, this memorial commemorates George Rogers Clark's grueling winter march and February 25, 1779 recapture of Vincennes, a campaign that secured American claims to the Old Northwest.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at George Rogers Clark National Historical Park
Built on the believed site of British Fort Sackville, this memorial commemorates George Rogers Clark's grueling winter march and February 25, 1779 recapture of Vincennes, a campaign that secured American claims to the Old Northwest.
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