Posted in Missouri
November 29, 2017
History Left A Definite Mark At This One Fascinating Spot In Missouri
Missouri was one of the most hotly contested states during the American Civil War. Although Missouri was considered a border state there were still many battles fought throughout the region. Once such battle shows how history left it’s mark in Missouri.
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During the final federal assault to re-gain control of the Anderson home, three Confederate soldiers were executed in the grand hall of the home. Both sides believed that the other had violated the Laws of War.

These bales worked so well that Confederate troops were able advance quickly with minimal casualties. Eventually, more guardsmen joined the fight from behind the bales and were able to capture the Union troops by noon.




Find the historic site at 1101 Delaware, Lexington.
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