Oak Grove House
The Oak Grove House was an Union field hospital during the Battle of Averasboro. After the war, the house was transferred to this location. First, it stood on the other side of the road.
In the Battle of Averasboro, on 16 and 17 March 1865, 26,000 Union soldiers fought against 8,000 Confederates. The Union lost about 650 men (dead, wounded, missing or captured), the Confederates about 800 men.
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Source
- Text: Fedor de Vries
- Photos: Michael Noirot – BattlefieldPortraits.com
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Museum
- Averasboro Battlefield Museum and Visitor's Center - Dunn
- General William C. Lee Airborne Museum - Dunn
Point of interest
- Marker Federal Artillery - Dunn
- Marker Union Field Hospital (Oak Grove House) - Dunn
- Marker Confederate First Line - Dunn
Monument
- William Taliaferro's Division Monument - Dunn
- Federal Army of Georgia - 20th Corps Monument - Dunn
- Battle of Averasboro Memorial - Dunn
Cemetery
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