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George Rogers Clark National Historical Park
Clark Memorial Opens to the public
George Rogers Clark Memorial behind construction fence.

George Rogers Clark Memorial behind construction fence.

The George Rogers Clark Memorial has been reopened to the public after more than a year of restoration work. The date of the reopening was nearly 14 months after the Memorial closed for construction. Click on the resources below to learn more about why the Memorial needed restoration work.

Rededication ceremony was held Oct. 3, 2009.

Original press release for closing of the memorial August 2008.

Clark Memorial problems which prompted the restoration.

Construction Photos 2008

Construction Photos 2009

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George Rogers Clark attacks Fort Sackville, Vincennes IN

Did You Know?
The George Rogers Clark Memorial was administered by the State of Indiana untill 1966 when it was adopted into the National Park Service. President Lyndon Baines Johnson visited the park and signed the act which made it a national historical park.
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Last Updated: November 04, 2009 at 12:47 MST