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Shiloh Battlefield Driving Audio Tour App
Shiloh
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Step beyond the monuments and experience Shiloh like you're witnessing the battle unfold in real time. This GPS-guided driving tour doesn't just tell you what happened—it puts you in the middle of America's bloodiest battle to date. Hear the incredible story of the Hornet's Nest, where Union soldiers held off repeated Confederate attacks for six hours, discover how General Albert Sidney Johnston died with a lifesaving tourniquet still in his pocket, stand at Grant's Last Line where the Union Army made its desperate final stand, and visit Bloody Pond, where wounded soldiers crawled for water during the fighting. Along the way you'll explore over 20 of the battlefield's most important location...
Points forts
De 2 heures à 4 heures
Proposé en Anglais
Annulation gratuite
Billet mobile
De 2 heures à 4 heures
Proposé en Anglais
Annulation gratuite
Billet mobile
Ce qui est inclus
Autoplay, the tour plays automatically as you drive
Self Guided GPS Audio Driving tour on our driving tour app
The tour never expires, go anytime at your own pace
Points de rendez-vous
Départ
Shiloh Battlefield Visitor Center
Begin your journey at the visitor center with a museum of Civil War artifacts, an award-winning orientation film, restrooms, and exhibits that bring the Battle of Shiloh to life before you explore the battlefield.
Retour
Pittsburg Landing
End your tour where Union reinforcements arrived by steamboat and where thousands of exhausted soldiers gathered after one of the bloodiest battles in American history. Today it remains one of the park's most peaceful and reflective locations.
Shiloh Battlefield Driving Audio Tour App
Shiloh
À propos
Step beyond the monuments and experience Shiloh like you're witnessing the battle unfold in real time. This GPS-guided driving tour doesn't just tell you what happened—it puts you in the middle of America's bloodiest battle to date. Hear the incredible story of the Hornet's Nest, where Union soldiers held off repeated Confederate attacks for six hours, discover how General Albert Sidney Johnston died with a lifesaving tourniquet still in his pocket, stand at Grant's Last Line where the Union Army made its desperate final stand, and visit Bloody Pond, where wounded soldiers crawled for water during the fighting. Along the way you'll explore over 20 of the battlefield's most important location...
Points forts
De 2 heures à 4 heures
Proposé en Anglais
Annulation gratuite
Billet mobile
De 2 heures à 4 heures
Proposé en Anglais
Annulation gratuite
Billet mobile
Ce qui est inclus
Autoplay, the tour plays automatically as you drive
Self Guided GPS Audio Driving tour on our driving tour app
The tour never expires, go anytime at your own pace
Points de rendez-vous
Départ
Shiloh Battlefield Visitor Center
Begin your journey at the visitor center with a museum of Civil War artifacts, an award-winning orientation film, restrooms, and exhibits that bring the Battle of Shiloh to life before you explore the battlefield.
Retour
Pittsburg Landing
End your tour where Union reinforcements arrived by steamboat and where thousands of exhausted soldiers gathered after one of the bloodiest battles in American history. Today it remains one of the park's most peaceful and reflective locations.
Itinéraire
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Shiloh Battlefield Visitor Center
Begin your journey at the visitor center with a museum of Civil War artifacts, an award-winning orientation film, restrooms, and exhibits that bring the Battle of Shiloh to life before you explore the battlefield.
10 minutes
2
Iowa State Monument
The largest monument on the battlefield honors Iowa's tremendous sacrifice with a towering granite column topped by a bronze eagle. Walk around the memorial to appreciate its impressive craftsmanship and powerful symbolism.
10 minutes
3
Grant's Last Line
Stand where General Ulysses S. Grant assembled nearly eighty cannons for one final defensive stand with the Tennessee River at his back, a position that ultimately saved the Union Army.
10 minutes
4
Daughters of the Confederacy Monument
One of the battlefield's most striking monuments, honoring Confederate soldiers while illustrating how memories of the Civil War were shaped for generations after the conflict.
10 minutes
5
Shiloh Church
The humble log church that gave the battlefield its name became a Confederate field hospital during the battle. Today, the reconstructed church stands as one of Shiloh's most iconic landmarks.
10 minutes
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One of the most famous locations at Shiloh. Walk the legendary sunken road where Union soldiers held off repeated Confederate assaults for six hours, changing the course of the battle.
10 minutes
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This impressive monument honors the Alabama soldiers whose fierce attacks nearly drove Grant's army into the Tennessee River.
10 minutes
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Visit one of the battlefield's fiercest fighting locations, where Colonel William Hazen led a desperate bayonet charge to keep the Union line intact.
10 minutes
9
One of Shiloh's most sobering landmarks, where wounded soldiers from both armies crawled for water during the battle, giving the pond its unforgettable name.
10 minutes
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Pittsburg Landing
End your tour where Union reinforcements arrived by steamboat and where thousands of exhausted soldiers gathered after one of the bloodiest battles in American history. Today it remains one of the park's most peaceful and reflective locations.
