Bentonville Battlefield State Historic Site

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5466 Harper House Rd

Four Oaks, NC 27524

+1 (910) 594-0789

https://historicsites.nc.gov

Bentonville Battlefield State Historic Site, located in Four Oaks, NC, serves as a significant historical landmark, commemorating the site of one of the last major battles of the Civil War. This site offers visitors a glimpse into North Carolina's rich Civil War history and the events that unfolded during this pivotal time.

The battlefield is part of a larger network of historic sites in North Carolina, showcasing the state's commitment to preserving its cultural heritage. Through various educational programs and resources, Bentonville Battlefield provides an engaging experience for history enthusiasts and visitors alike.

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4.09 reviews

Donna B.

3/15/2025

We went to the reenactment today and it was spectacular! It's hard to pick any one favorite thing, well maybe the calvary cause the horses were beautiful! Well organized, super nice staff and...

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Jennifer J.

12/2/2022

This is the very first Civil War monument I have ever visited in my life. I found it quite beautiful, informative, and (of course) very sobering. That time was such a tragic one for our country,...

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Jann L.

3/19/2023

Wasted trip. We went for the Bentonville Battlefield 158th Anniversary Live History Reenactment Event. Unfortunately, nowhere in the information briefing did it mention that the live battle...

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David B.

8/3/2018

Well preserved and informative Civil War Battlefield. Even if you're familiar with the strategic and tactical realities of Civil War combat and have visited better known battlefields like...

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Ann H.

10/4/2010

A very well-done historic site. It can be pretty difficult to make some historical events interesting, but the NC historical society has done a great job with Bentonville. The tour was pretty...

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