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(Washington, D.C) — During events in Arlington, Va., and Charleston, S.C., to mark National Medal of Honor Day, the American Battlefield Trust (the...

(Orange County, Va.) — The American Battlefield Trust has issued the following statement in response to the proposed Wilderness Crossing development...

(Washington, D.C.) – Young history enthusiasts eager to advance the cause of battlefield preservation are invited to apply to the American Battlefield...

(Baltimore, Md.) – History takes on a whole new meaning when explored from the field. The American Battlefield Trust has repeatedly proven this to be...

(Washington, D.C.) — The phrase “spring cleaning” may conjure visions of scrubbing and closet reorganization, but the American Battlefield Trust has...

(Washington, D.C.) – Since 1995, Americans have recognized March as Women's History Month, an annual celebration of women's trailblazing...

(Charleston, S.C.) — Once relegated to the history books, Revolutionary War South Carolina has come to new, multimedia life in the form of The Liberty...

(Washington, D.C.) – The Road to Freedom, a digital tour guide from the American Battlefield Trust showcasing scores of Virginia sites integral to the...

(Washington, D.C.) – Throughout the first 100 years of our nation’s history, more than 200,000 Black soldiers fought to establish a more perfect union...

(Williamsburg, Va.) — Preservationists are in the final phase of efforts to protect the James Custis Farm, a 245-acre property at the heart of the...

(Washington, D.C.) – It might appear that the study of history is a thing of the past at colleges and universities nationwide, with even the American...

(Washington, D.C.) — When the American Battlefield Trust announces “victory,” the term signals the completion of a long series of actions taken to...