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In a city often linked to the colonial period, the Trust — in partnership with the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and supported by the American...

Contributing to North Carolina’s Civil War story, six acres at the Bentonville Battlefield in Johnston County, N.C., are now secure due to the...

On the morning of June 9, 1863, Union cavalry splashed across the Rappahannock River at Beverly's Ford, catching their Confederate counterparts...

Generous supporters like you have helped take another critical step to create the South Carolina Liberty Trail: thanks to your generosity in two...

Join us in the opportunity to create a remarkable legacy to leave for future generations by saving 226 acres spanning four Civil War battlefields.

Thanks to the generosity of modern-day patriots, these 94 acres at Saratoga and Newtown will help generations present and future better understand the...

128 acres hallowed by two major Richmond-area Civil War battles – Cold Harbor and Gaines' Mill – are forever protected thanks to supporters like you.

101 acres of 1862 Civil War History are now saved, thanks to the efforts of our donors, state grants, and generous landowner donations. These 5 tracts...

During the week of July 4th, the American Battlefield Trust is honoring these defining struggles by inviting you to become a member for just $17.76...

Thanks to our steadfast supporters, the American Battlefield Trust is pleased to announce that a 49-acre parcel on the Yorktown battlefield...

Thanks to our members and supporters, the American Battlefield Trust has reached an important milestone in the history of the battlefield preservation...

In July 1863, thousands of soldiers from dozens of states met at Gettysburg to fight what would become the bloodiest battle of the American Civil War...