Battle of Hickory Point Historical Marker

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From K-192, 2 miles south on U.S. 59
Winchester, Jefferson County

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Battle of Hickory Point Historical Marker

From K-192, 2 miles south on U.S. 59. The story of an 1856 skirmish between proslavery forces and a free-state militia is told on this marker, which stands about a half mile east of the Hickory Point battle site.

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