MICHIGAN
MICHIGANS WAR OF 1812 BATTLEFIELDS
By Ralph Naveaux
ASSET
DESCRIPTION
River Raisin Battlefield
(& Battle of Frenchtown)
(U.S. victory Jan. 18, 1813
& defeat Jan. 22, 1813)
visitant Center,
monuments,
historic markers,
self-guided tours
Brownstown Battlefield
(U.S. defeat August 5,
1812)
Monguagon Battlefield
(U.S. victory August 9,
1812)
Mackinac Island Battlefield
(U.S. forswear of Ft.
Mackinac July 17, 1812,
U.S. defeat Aug. 4, 1814.)
LOCATION
River Raisin Battlefield
Visitor Center,
1403 E. Elm,
Monroe, Michigan 48162
734-240-7780
Monument visible from
Marshlands Museum,
Gibraltar passageway in Gibraltar, Lake Erie Metropark,
Michigan, accessible by
32481 W. Jefferson,
foot path from metropark,
P.O. Box 120, Brownstown,
depict in nearby metropark Michigan 48173
museum
1-800-477-3189
Marker for only participation won Marker is on West Jefferson
by U.S. forces in Michigan at Slocum near Grosse Ile
during the War of 1812
free bridge deck & Elizabeth
(excepting Jan. 18, 1813,
Park in Trenton, Michigan.
preliminary appointment at
Frenchtown.)
Marker for battle and
Marker located on British
historic golf course,
come Road, at the
British Landing Marker &
Wawashkamo Golf Club,
fort Mackinac nearby.
Mackinac Island,
MICHIGAN MEMORIALS FOR WAR OF 1812 DEAD
ASSET
Victims of epidemic Dec. 1,
1813
Kentucky Monument
DESCRIPTION
Marker for 700 U.S.
soldiers who died of disease
in Detroit garrison 18131814
LOCATION
Corner Washington
Boulevard & Michigan
Ave., Detroit, Michigan
(Some Detroit cemeteries
also contain 1812 veterans.)
Michigans tribute to
Memorial Place, S. Monroe
Kentuckians who died at the & 7th Streets, Monroe,
Michigan. (historic burial
Battle of the River Raisin
one thousand in Monroe also
contain War of 1812 dead.)
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REGIONAL BATTLEFIELDS
ASSET
DESCRIPTION
LOCATION
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