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Oblique aerial view of Fort Hindman. To protect Little Rock and southeastern Arkansas from a river attack, Confederate engineers built an earthen fort at Arkansas Post in 1862.

Oblique aerial view of Fort Hindman. To protect Little Rock and southeastern Arkansas from a river attack, Confederate engineers built an earthen fort at Arkansas Post in 1862.

A portrait of Confederate Brigadier General Thomas J. Churchill is shown to the right of the fort. Brigadier General Churchill took command of the 4,800-man garrison at Arkansas Post in December 1862.

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U.S. National Park Service

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Civil War, (HFC ArtTheme)
, Charcoal pencil on paper, (HFC ArtMedium)

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Arkansas Post National Memorial, Code: ARPO

Arkansas Post National Memorial, Arkansas County, Arkansas
Latitude: 34.0206985473633, Longitude: -91.347297668457

Image Management System : IMS 05825

HFC Commissioned Art Collection

20190904

01/01/1980 - 12/30/1980

Count:12/15; Exhibit 11/Graphic # 11-10 and Graphic # 11-11

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Public Can View

Schlecht, Richard/Richard Schlecht Illustrations

Organization: Harpers Ferry Center
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