This marker marks one of the historic sites of the U.S. - Dakota Conflict of 1862. Several wagons accompanied by a brass band left New Ulm on August 18, 1862 to recruit volunteers for the Civil War. The procession was ambushed at a bridge over a ravine near this spot. Four members of the party were killed.

Army Recruitment Band Wagon Marker

Battle of Birch Coulee

Battle of the Broom 2

Battle of Wood Lake

Birch Coulee

Camp Pope

Camp Release

Canku Ota

Chief Little Crow P&G

Chief Wabasha Village Site

Christmas Tree Cache

Did you know?

Dink Dink Dink

Eheim Park

FCS Cache

Fort Ridgely State Park Avian Adventure

Fort Ridgely State Park Call of the Wildflowers

Granger Cabin Site Revisited

Guri Endresen-Rosseland

Handicap Accessible

Various sites in Minnesota at monuments or sites of the Dakota Conflict of 1862 and Spirit Lake in 1857.

Dakota conflict sites and monuments

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