The average soldier during the American Civil War only experienced combat one day out of thirty. What did they do when they weren't fighting? Mansfield State Historic Site invites you to see the answer firsthand on Saturday, July 6th. Visitors will witness what the daily life of a Civil War soldier was like including how they trained, what they ate, and where they sheltered during those four years of fighting. Price $
Open at 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
About Mansfield State Historic Site
Mansfield State Historic Site preserves a portion of the Mansfield Civil War battlefield, where the battle of Mansfield or Sabine Crossroads occurred on April 8, 1864. The engagement was one of the largest Civil War battles fought west of the Mississippi, involving almost 30,000 troops. Our park features an interpretive center and museum with exhibits, displays, and artifacts, along with an outdoor picnic area and one-mile battlefield walking trail with interpretive stops. Park staff also conduct ranger-led interpretive programs; be sure to check our events listing for the latest offerings.