Historical Markers in Johnston County, North Carolina
Ava Gardner
Battle of Bentonville
Battle of Bentonville
Battle of Bentonville: March 19-21, 1865
Bentonville
Bentonville
Bentonville Battlefield
Bentonville Battlefield Driving Tour
Bentonville Union Soldiers Memorial
Cole Farmhouse
Confederate Attacks
Confederate Cemetery
Confederate Dead Monument
Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston
Confederate High Tide
Confederate Hospital
Confederate Line Crossing the Goldsboro Road
Confederate Line of March
Confederate Main Charge
Confederate North Carolina Junior Reserve Line
Confederate Works
Edward W. Pou
Federal Artillery
Federal Earthworks
Federal Junction
Federal Line of March
Fighting at the Cole Plantation: The Battle of Acorn Run
Fighting Below the Road
Fighting South of the Goldsboro Road: The Bull Pen
First Union Attack
Flag of Truce
General Joseph Eggleston Johnston
Hannahs Creek Bridge
Hardees Charge
Hardees Counterattack
Hastings House
Honoring the Dead of the Battle of Bentonville
Johnston Establishes His Headquarters
Johnstons Headquarters
Main Confederate Line
Main Confederate Line
Main Union Line
March 20th Johnston Remains on the Battlefield
Merging of the Armies
Michigan Engineers Original Field Works
Mill Creek
Mitchener Station
Mowers Attack
Mowers Charge Reaches Johnstons Headquarters
N. C. Junior Reserves
Naval Stores
North Carolina Monument
North Carolinians at the Battle of Bentonville
Occupation of Smithfield
Sherman
Sherman Receives News of Lee's Surrender in Smithfield
Sherman's Right Wing Arrives at Bentonville
Shermans March
Texas
The Battle of Bentonville
The Battle Shifts East: Fighting on March 21
The Last Grand Review
The Town of Smithfield
Town of Smithfield
Tram Railroad
Union Artillery at the Morris Farm
Union Headquarters
Union Headquarters
Union Headquarters
Union Hospital
Union Hospital
Union Line, March 20
Union Line, March 21
Village of Bentonville
Village of Bentonville
William E. Dodd
"Uncle Billy" Comes to Bentonville