9. Tippecanoe

BATTLE GROUND.   This historic site, located on close to 100 acres, commemorates one of the last great battles between Native American and U.S. Army forces – the Battle of Tippecanoe. Today, visitors can learn about the battle and its major players – William Henry Harrison, Tenskwatawa the Prophet, and even the great Tecumseh – at the interpretive center. An 85-foot marble monument now stands in front of the battlefield, which is surrounded by an iron fence erected in 1873. The park also features hiking trails, a gift shop, and a museum.   (© 10Best)

Hours:

Peak Season (Apr - Oct)  Daily 10am-5pm Off-Peak Season (Nov - Mar)  Daily Noon-5pm Winter (Jan)  Daily Close

Admission:

Adult $4; Senior $3; Student $3; Child $1; Child (5 and under) Free

Payment Methods:

Website: Visit the Tippecanoe website »

Type: Historic Sites, Military

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