Siege of Port Hudson, Battle site in the United States of America
The Siege of Port Hudson was a significant battle during the American Civil War.
This siege lasted from May 22 to July 9, 1863, and was the longest in American history.
Port Hudson was crucial in controlling the Mississippi River during the war.
Visitors can explore the historic battlefield and learn about its past at the museum.
The surrender of Port Hudson marked the end of Confederate control over the Mississippi.
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American Civil War
GPS coordinates
30.69389,-91.27639
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August 31, 2026 12:22
