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Little Rock Campaign Historical Marker

Commemorating the pivotal 1863 battle that led to the Union Army's capture of Little Rock during the Civil War.

A marker in North Little Rock, Arkansas, commemorating the Battle of Little Rock, a pivotal event in the Union's capture of the state capital during the Civil War in 1863.

A brief summary to Little Rock Campaign Historical Marker

  • North Little Rock, Arkansas, US

Local tips

  • Combine your visit with other nearby historical sites to gain a deeper understanding of the Civil War's impact on Arkansas.
  • Check out the Little Rock Campaign Tour for a comprehensive exploration of the area's Civil War history.
  • Consider visiting the marker during daylight hours for better visibility and a more reflective experience.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    The Little Rock Campaign Historical Marker is located near the intersection of Fourche Dam Pike and East Roosevelt Road. From this intersection, the marker is a short walk away. There are no costs associated with walking to the marker.

  • Public Transport

    To reach the Little Rock Campaign Historical Marker using public transit, start at the River Market district in downtown Little Rock. Locate the Central Arkansas Transit Authority (CATA) bus stop near the intersection of President Clinton Avenue and South Main Street. Take the number 20 bus towards North Little Rock. Stay on the bus for about 20 minutes until you reach the stop at 3rd Street and North Locust Street. From there, walk a short distance to the marker, which is located at the intersection of North Locust Street and East 3rd Street. A single ride on the CATA bus is $1.25.

  • Taxi/Ride-Share

    From downtown Little Rock, a taxi or ride-share service (like Uber or Lyft) to the Little Rock Campaign Historical Marker will typically cost between $15 and $25, depending on traffic and demand. The ride is approximately 10-15 minutes.

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The Little Rock Campaign Historical Marker stands as a testament to a crucial chapter in the American Civil War. It commemorates the Battle of Little Rock, fought on September 10, 1863, which resulted in the Union Army's capture of the Arkansas state capital. The battle was the culmination of a campaign led by Union General Frederick Steele, aimed at gaining control of Little Rock from Confederate forces. The marker serves as a reminder of the strategies and sacrifices made during the Civil War, specifically in the Trans-Mississippi Theater. The capture of Little Rock was a significant victory for the Union, helping to isolate Confederate forces in the region. The battle itself saw intense fighting, with Union troops overcoming Confederate defenses to seize control of the city. Located in North Little Rock, the marker invites reflection on the broader impact of the Civil War and its lasting consequences on the nation. It is a stop on the Little Rock Campaign Tour, which includes multiple sites related to the 1863 conflict.

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