Arkadelphia ordnance works and depot
Ordnance works, Arkadelphia, Arkansas.
- Side
- Confederate
- Kind
- Ordnance works
- Where
- Arkadelphia, Arkansas
- Years
- 1862-1863
ARKADELPHIA ORDNANCE WORKS
Arkadelphia served the Confederacy as a medicine and munitions depot, an ordnance works and a source of salt. The ordnance post moved to Marshall, Texas, at the end of August 1863.
Then
Arkadelphia served the Confederacy as a medicine and munitions depot, an ordnance works and a source of salt.
The ordnance post moved to Marshall, Texas, at the end of August 1863. Union troops won a skirmish at Arkadelphia on April 1 and 2, 1864.
Now
Lines owned by Union Pacific run through Arkadelphia today.
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