The Mine Creek Battlefield Foundation is proud to offer the reprinted edition of Lumir F. Buresh's book, October 25th and the Battle of Mine Creek. An in-depth historical narrative, the book details the events of the third largest Cavalry battle of the Civil War. The book can be purchased at the Mine Creek Battlefield Visitor Center or by contacting Dr. John Spencer, foundation president. Funds from the book sale will benefit the foundation and its land preservation efforts.

Price: $18.00

The Mine Creek Battlefield Foundation released this new informational brochure outlining the Price Campaign in 2001. The brochure, which was in development for 2 years, describes the Confederate Campaign led by General Sterling Price in the fall of 1864. The brochure was largely funded by a grant from the American Battlefield Protection Program. With the primary purpose of educating the public on the Price campaign and its correlation to the Battle of Mine Creek. Copies of the brochure can be purchased at the battlefield's visitor's center or directly from a foundation member.

Price: $1.50

Official after action battle map of Mine Creek. This is a reproduction print from the atlas to accompany the official records of the Union and Confederate Armies. Comes with authenticity Certificate. Reproduced in color and is formatted for an 11x14 frame.

Price: $10.50

18x12 black and white art print entitled "A Peace Convention at Fort Scott" This woodcut was originally printed in an 1858 issue of the Boston Herald Newspaper and in one book. This print has been reproduced from an original print.

Price: $10.50

18x12 black and white art print entitled "Marais des Cygnes Massacre." This woodcut was originally printed in an 1858 issue of the Boston Herald Newspaper and in one book. This print has been reproduced from an original print.

Price: $10.50

18x12 black and white art print entitled "1st Kansas Colored Volunteer Infantry Battle of Island Mound, Missouri: October 28 & 29, 1862."  The first Kansas Colored Volunteer Infantry, was the first black regiment to defeat Confederate forces in combat during the Civil War.
The 1st Kansas Colored Volunteer Infantry was also the first black regiment from a Northern state to join the volunteer forces of the Union Army, which occurred at Fort Scott, Kansas on January 13, 1863

Price: $10.50

This 11x17 color promotional poster was used to promote the Battle of Mine Creek Live Reenactment in 2004. At the time this was the first reenactment of the Battle in Linn County in 15 years. This poster is sure to be a collector's item. Get yours while supplies last!

Price: $5.00

This beautiful 36 page event program was produced for the 2004 Battle of Mine Creek live reenactment. It contains various articles and pictures about the battle and information about the Civil War. This poster is sure to be a collector's item. Get yours while supplies last!

Price: $1.50

These attractive four color t-shirts were produced for the 2004 Battle of Mine Creek Live Reenactment. They can be purchased in white or tan colors. We have various sizes in stock. Ask for availability in the size you need. These are sure to be a collector's item. Get yours while supplies last!

Price: $6.00
(sizes up to XL),
$7.00 (XXL)

This 11x17 color promotional poster was used to promote the premier showing of the History Channel program "The Lost Battle of the Civil War!" The program was produced by Bill Kurtis. This poster is sure to be a collector's item. Get yours while supplies last!

Price: $5.00

12x18 color print of Colonel E. Elmer Ellsworth. He was the first Union martyr of the Civil War. He was shot and killed by the owner of the Marshall House in Alexandria, Virginia after removing a Confederate flag that was on the roof. This has been reproduced from the original print.

Price: $10.50

This is a Civil War poster that was displayed in the local area by the Union Army, seeking volunteers to join a cavalry regiment and fight in the civil war.

Price: $10.50