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Tippecanoe Battlefield Park

Battle Ground, Indiana

Welcome to Tippecanoe Battlefield Park, a National Historic Landmark located in Battle Ground, Indiana.

Park History: This is the site where General William Henry Harrison (the man who eventually became elected President and served the shortest term in history) led his troops to battle against Tecumseh's Native American Confederation on November 11, 1811. A museum that tells the story of the battle is operated by the Tippecanoe County Historical Association. Inside this park is an obelisk monument to the Battle of Tippecanoe that stands 85 feet tall. This park also boasts the Wah-ba-shik-a Nature Center open 10am-5pm daily from April-November, many hiking trails including the Wabash Heritage Trail, the historic Chapel which can be reserved for weddings and other events, picnic areas, and much more. Come on out and explore!

To contact the office please call 765-567-2147.

104.00 acresabout 79 football fields
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Acreage104.00
Managed byTippecanoe County
Address200 Battle Ground Avenue, Battle Ground, IN 47906
Coordinates40.506229, -86.845551
Websitenone on file
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