The Battle of Wilson’s
Creek, Edwin C.
Bearss - $8.00
A detailed description of events leading up to the first battle after
Bull Run and a lively account of the battle that took place on August
10, 1861, in southwest Missouri. Written by respected National Park
Service Historian Ed Bearss. Includes photographs, art work, maps, and
diagrams. 170 pages.
Kansans at Wilson’s
Creek, ed. by Richard W. Hatcher, III, - $6.00
and William Garrett Piston
Letters written by soldiers during the campaign for southwest Missouri.
Includes maps and photographs. 105 pages.
Nathaniel Lyon: Harbinger
From Kansas, Capt. Richard Scott Price - $6.00
The story of Lyon’s role in the Battle of Wilson’s Creek
and his untimely death. “Lyon had fought an ill-starred battle
and had paid for it with his life.” Includes drawings, photographs,
maps, and other illustrations. 95 pages.
The Ray House, August
K. Klapp - $2.00
A brief history of the Ray House before, during, and after the Battle
of Wilson’s Creek.
The house, which has now been restored, plays an important role in interpretation
of the battle. Booklet, 23 pages.
Up From Arkansas,
Frederick W. Goman - $8.00
Marmaduke’s First Missouri raid, Including the Battles of Springfield
and Hartville.
“…an account of the first large cavalry raid launched from
deep inside Arkansas at a time when it appeared that the fall of the
Rebel capital at Little Rock was imminent.” Includes photographs,
maps, illustrations, and appendices. 128 pages.
West Point &
Wilson’s Creek, John K. Hulston - $2.00
The history of the eighteen West Point graduates who fought at Wilson’s
Creek, their use of tactics, roles in the battle, lessons learned, and
the battle’s function as a proving ground for Army officers. Battle
tactics and strategy used at Wilson’s Creek are still studied
by U.S. Army staff rides from Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri. 35 pages.
Battle of Wilson’s
Creek Year 2000 Reenactment booklet - $2.00
A collection of articles on a variety of topics, including events of
the battle, individual officers and soldiers, Civil War medicine, weapons,
tactics, and many others. Includes photographs, maps, and illustrations.
Size 8 ½ x 11. 36 pages.
Death of Lyon notecards
- $10.00
Front—pencil drawing of the Death of Nathaniel Lyon by Civil War
artist Andy Thomas; inside blank. 20 cards with envelopes.
To order any of these items, contact
Wilson's Creek National Battlefield Foundation
PO Box 8163, Springfield, MO 65801
(417) 864-3041
E-mail: info@wilsonscreek.com
We do not accept credit cards for payment.
Shipping charges will be added to all orders.
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