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Battle of Athens State Historic Site, Revere

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Battle of Athens State Historic Site is located in Clark County, Missouri, along the banks of the Des Moines River. It is the site of the Battle of Athens. The historic site and open-air museum interpret the battle and its aftermath. It is one of the northernmost places in the state.

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  • This is a large historic site centered on the northern-most Civil War battle west of the Mississippi. The story is interesting, but there is more. There is an area of historic buildings and a very.....  more
    This is a large historic site centered on the northern-most Civil War battle west of the Mississippi. The story is interesting, but there is more. There is an area of historic buildings and a very.....  more »
  • Historical info of the battle and about the town at the entrance and at each building... I have stopped for the reenactment in 2016 and also in the off year of 2018. I was able to get a tour of the... 
    Historical info of the battle and about the town at the entrance and at each building... I have stopped for the reenactment in 2016 and also in the off year of 2018. I was able to get a tour of the...  more »
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  • Well maintained trails, easy to follow and clearly marked. Bathrooms were clean and in order. Nicely maintained shelter house perfect for events. Lots to do and family fun friendly!
  • Neat and tidy way to explore not only a piece of local history but national history as well. Roadside bathroom was not disgusting, shelter, shower house, campground, and playground were closed still but there is still so much to see and enjoy. Completely recommend, and will be suggesting my kids' classes go for field trips.

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