George Rogers Clark National Historical Park Visitor Center — Attraction in Vincennes

Wonderful monument of history, the murals inside are amazing!. Impressive structure built during 1932, local riverbed limestone and marble accents. It is a part of the National Park Service so everything is free, but they do have donation boxes littered around to collect money. Visitor center is not much to speak of unfortunately, small displays of the fort that once was, few artifacts, and mannequin displays of French, English, American, frontier soldiers together with a mismanaged gift shop; but the 30 minute video regarding Clark is certainly worth the time for a history aficionado. Story is well told and descriptive with actual lettered accounts of the Revolutionary War times in frontier being fought over still known as Northwest Territory, which later become Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Eastern parts...

Great national park to stop at if you're in the area. It's well kept and you can catch everything in under an hour. They have a small gift shop, museum and a theatre where they tell you a great story about the history of George Rogers Clark. I won't spoil it for you. It is good to remember the positive qualities of those who came before us, and reflect on what can be done better. This monument to those who sacrificed in the revolution seems like it could be right in the heart of D.C. You can go inside it, there are some great murals and architecture. Best of all, it's free. Get...

It was the most beautiful monument I've ever seen. However, the park ranger who was working on July 18th at around 330 PM was the rudest park attendant I have ever met. He sucked the fun out of what should have been an incredible experience. Normally we'd purchase souvenirs at the gift shop, but we wanted no further interaction after all his glares and...