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A short piece describing how a Sharps rifle once belonging to a soldier of the 151st NY returned to the Mine Run Battlefield, the only place it was...

Many battlefields of the Bluegrass State are blessed with outstanding management and advocacy groups to their protection and interpretation. The Civil...

In the immediate aftermath of the battle, the focus of those who remained in Gettysburg was on tending to the wounded, burying the dead ? and...

The Civil War Trust would like to recognize the critical role of local and regional preservation groups in battlefield preservation.

The Commonwealth of Virginia is contemplating the creation of a state park commemorating the Culpeper County battles of Brandy Station and Cedar...

On April 22, 2015, demolition began on the former Domino's Pizza location at Franklin purchased by Franklin's Charge with the assistance of the Civil...

Over the years, the preservation activities of the Civil War Trust have augmented historic parks across the nation. Among those battlefields that have...

There is no better way to get an accurate sense of what the Trust has accomplished in the last 30 years than by examining sites that could have been...

Read this preservation story, detailing how the Civil War Trust and our members saved the Glendale Battlefield in Virginia.

In January 2010 CWPT and its members helped purchase the two-acre Snyder Farm Tract on the Gettysburg battlefield. The National Park Service, after...

Learn the history and significance of Lee's Headquarters, also known as the Mary Thompson House, on the crest of Seminary Ridge in Gettysburg.

An update from Franklin's Charge and the Civil War Trust on efforts to preserve and restore a key section of the Franklin battlefield. Discussion of...