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George Rogers Clark National Historical Park

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401 S 2nd St

Vincennes, IN 47591

+1 (812) 882-1776

https://www.nps.gov

A monument commemorates the capture of Fort Sackville from the British.

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Josh E.

9/3/2025

Fantastic National Historic Site. Staff is polite, and really cares about the history of the site. The monument itself is beautiful.

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Marissa C.

12/31/2024

A great park. It happens to have a fantastic setting right along the river in downtown Vincennes. There was fog the day we arrived, and it was gorgeous to see it rising above the river and...

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Richard F.

11/9/2024

If you like history, you're going to like this National Park Gem. You start in the Visitors Center where they have a short film on the life of George Rogers Clark. When you go over to see the...

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Richard P.

6/1/2024

It's easy to forget that there's an abundance of history in Indiana. The George Rogers Clark National Historical Park is a national park that falls under the National Park Service. Nestled in...

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Warren M.

4/20/2024

Nice pretty place. Very interesting. It is on the scale of the Jefferson memorial in Washington DC . It is a nice relaxing park on the rivers edge. With stone benches. A good place to relax and...

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