Civil War | Historic Site
Fort Southerland Park
Arkansas
Bradley Ferry Road
Camden, AR 71701
United States
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Fort Southerland represents an excellently preserved example of urban Civil War defensive earthworks, erected along the periphery of Camden in 1864 in anticipation of a Federal attack from Little Rock.
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