Bloody Hill

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Bloody Hill is the central, blood-soaked ridge in Missouri that served as the main Union defensive position and focal point of fighting during the American Civil War’s Battle of Wilson’s Creek.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battlefield location ⓘ
geographical feature ⓘ
associatedWith American Civil War ⓘ
Battle of Wilson’s Creek ⓘ
Confederate forces ⓘ
Union Army ⓘ
battleResultContext Confederate forces gained control of the field after Union withdrawal ⓘ
Union forces ultimately withdrew from Bloody Hill ⓘ
commandersInvolved Benjamin McCulloch ⓘ
Franz Sigel ⓘ
Nathaniel Lyon ⓘ
Sterling Price ⓘ
currentStatus preserved as part of Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield ⓘ
dateOfMajorEngagement August 10, 1861 ⓘ
hasMemorials Civil War interpretive markers ⓘ
monuments commemorating the Battle of Wilson’s Creek ⓘ
locatedIn Greene County, Missouri ⓘ
Missouri ⓘ
United States ⓘ
Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield ⓘ
namedAfter heavy bloodshed during the Battle of Wilson’s Creek ⓘ
nearbyWatercourse Wilson’s Creek ⓘ
partOf American Civil War battlefields in Missouri ⓘ
Battle of Wilson’s Creek ⓘ
preservationAuthority U.S. National Park Service ⓘ
roleIn focal point of fighting during the Battle of Wilson’s Creek ⓘ
significance key terrain feature influencing the outcome of the Battle of Wilson’s Creek ⓘ
site of intense combat and heavy casualties at Wilson’s Creek ⓘ
usedAs Union defensive position ⓘ
main Union defensive line at Wilson’s Creek ⓘ

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Battle of Wilson's Creek → featuredLocation → Bloody Hill ⓘ
subject linked to: Battle of Wilson’s Creek