Bentonville Battlefield State Historic Site NC
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Description: Bentonville Battlefield State Historic Site is a significant historical landmark located near Four Oaks, North Carolina. It preserves and commemorates the site of the Battle of Bentonville, which took place during the American Civil War in March 1865. The Battle of Bentonville was one of the last major battles of the Civil War and involved the Union Army, commanded by General William T. Sherman, and the Confederate Army, commanded by General Joseph E. Johnston. The battle lasted for three days and resulted in heavy casualties on both sides. The historic site offers visitors an opportunity to learn about the events that unfolded during the battle and the overall impact of the Civil War in North Carolina. It features a visitor center with exhibits, artifacts, and interactive displays that provide historical context and insight into the battle and the soldiers who fought there. The site encompasses the original battlefield, including preserved earthworks, walking trails, and interpretive signage that guide visitors through the history of the battle. Guided tours and interpretive programs are available, offering a deeper understanding of the strategies, tactics, and experiences of the soldiers who fought during the Battle of Bentonville.