(March 1999) Tour Stop 9 (Confederate Sunset)
 
East of Wire Road, Visitor Center in background
 
Battery west of Wire Road (July 26, 2002)
Tour Stop 9 Panorama from across Wire Road (July 26, 2002)
 
Tour Guide: The guns here mark Confederate battle line on the morning of March 8. From this position, Confederate batteries returned the fire from the Union line one-quarter mile to the south

(July 2011) Enlarge  Detail Tour Stop 10 (Federal Line)
 
Interpretive Marker: "Dat De Shpot, Sergent!"
 
William J. Bechmann III photo

(March 1999) Tour Stop 10 (Federal Line)
 
Panorama from Tour Stop 10 (July 26, 2002)
 
Tour Guide: Union artillery deployed here on the morning of March 8. Their fire forced the Confederates to withdraw from the tavern area. The Federal line extended from present-day U.S. 62 to the south to beyond the bare open hill to the northwest

(July 2011) Enlarge  Detail Tour Stop 11 (Little Sugar Creek Trenches)
 
Interpretive Marker: Where I Knew I Might Make the Best Fight
 
Tour Guide: On the bluff above Little Sugar Creek, 0.6 mile from U.S. 62, the time-eroded Federal trenches still stand
 
William J. Bechmann III photo

(October 2009) Enlarge  Tour Stop 11 (Little Sugar Creek Trenches)
 
Interpretive Marker: Getting Ready to Fight
 
Walter Kasperczyk photo