IL, USA
George Rogers Clark National Historical Park (Vincennes, IN)
Monument
Though located in Vincennes, Indiana, this National Historical Park is the primary interpretive site for the entire Illinois campaign that began at Kaskaskia. The memorial rotunda commemorates Clark's capture of Fort Sackville in February 1779, the climax of the campaign that started with Kaskaskia. The site features large murals depicting Clark's march through the flooded Wabash bottomlands, his confrontation with Hamilton, and the broader story of how the Illinois Country was won. Vincennes is accessible as a day trip from the Kaskaskia area.
Visiting Today
Address
401 S 2nd St, Vincennes, IN 47591
Hours
Daily 9am–5pm
Admission
Free (National Park)
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