Tour Hindman Hall Museum for free to learn about the history that happened here and see artifacts from the Battle of Prairie Grove. Be sure to visit our gift shop and bookstore run by our friend…

Shop on Sutler Row in the Memorial Yard. Here you can buy 19th-century reproductions, books, and souvenirs from our Sutlers.

Join us for this free event to commemorate the 162nd anniversary of the Battle of Prairie Grove. Check the events page for all the programs being offered throughout the weekend.

Take a self-guided walk through the Union, Confederate, and civilian camps to visit with reenactors depicting camp life during the Civil War. We will also have guided camp tours on the hour at 9 a.m.,…

The Latta House, Latta Kitchen and Morrow House are open with living historians interpreting an 1860s homestead. Glimpse into life on the homefront during the Civil War from the ladies of the Blue…

Listen to Civil War music by Zoetrope at the Bandstand Pavilion. At 10 a.m., stop by for period dance lessons by Curator Josh Williams from Historic Washington State Park. This will be great practice…

Come to the Latta Barn to hear Clayton Hanson, Park Ranger from Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield, talk about the Battle of Wilson’s Creek and how this battle on August 10, 1861, gave…

Join in on a Civil War sing-along with Curator Josh Williams at the Latta House. Don’t worry if you don’t know the words – we will have music sheets to share!

You are invited to a drop-in tea with the ladies of the reenactment. While socializing, we will have cookies and tea, so be sure to bring a cup.

This battle scenario depicts the fighting that took place 2:30-4 p.m. on December 7, 1862. It features the action that occurred on the eastern portion of the battlefield, centered around the Borden…

Wounded soldiers are taken to “hospitals” for medical demonstrations in the respective camps. Learn about medical care during and after the Civil War.

We will unveil our latest collection item at the Latta Barn – General Blunt’s Presentation Sword given to him after the Battle of Prairie Grove by the men of the Kansas Militia. Learn about this rare…

Come to the Latta Barn to hear Kerry Jones, Park Guide and Historic Weapons Supervisor at Pea Ridge National Military Park, talk about the Battle of Pea Ridge and how this battle on March 7-8, 1862,…

You are invited to a drop-in tea with the ladies of the reenactment. While socializing, we will have cookies and tea, so be sure to bring a cup.

Join us at the Borden House Hillside for Anniversary Taps at sunset by Jim Spillars.

Everyone is invited to our period dance at the Latta Barn with music by Zoetrope and callers Curator Josh Williams from Historic Washington State Park and Site Director Molly Hutchins from Honey…

Take a self-guided walk through the Union, Confederate, and civilian camps to visit with reenactors depicting camp life during the Civil War. We will also have guided camp tours on the hour at 9 a.m.,…

Listen to Civil War music by Zoetrope at the Bandstand Pavilion.

The Latta House, Latta Kitchen and Morrow House are open with living historians interpreting an 1860s homestead. Glimpse into life on the homefront during the Civil War from the ladies of the Blue and…

This battle scenario depicts the fighting that took place beginning at 4 p.m. on December 7, 1862. It features the action that occurred on the western portion of the battlefield. General Blunt moved…