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In October 1861, a Confederate position on the Greenbrier River known as Camp Bartow was attacked by Union forces. After an inconclusive battle, the...

The birthplace of the Star Spangled Banner, Fort McHenry still stands as it did when "the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof...

Mostly overrun by residential and commercial development around nearby Beaufort, South Carolina, a small parcel of wooded land on the west side of U.S...

Most of the Brandywine battlefield has been overrun by suburban residential developments between West Chester, Pennsylvania and Wilmington, Delaware...

Minute Man National Historic Park maintains and interprets multiple sites associated with the first day of fighting of the American Revolution.

Princeton Battlefield State Park, just a mile southwest of Princeton University, maintains and interprets the scene of George Washington's 1777...

The Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site is located about 9 miles north of Chivington, Colorado. A walking trail with some interpretive waysides...

Falling Waters Road, two miles south of Williamsport, Maryland, is the site of the last Confederate defenses of their Potomac River crossing back into...

The Elkin's Ferry Battlefield is a wooded area, crossed by the Little Missouri River, and Middle and Howard Creeks. Nevada County Route 37 and Clark...

The Second Battle of Kernstown, fought in July, 1864, again focused on the high ground outside Kernstown at the Pritchard Farm. The Kernstown...

Like the other battles fought around Atlanta, the July 22, 1864, battlefield has been lost to development. Georgia Historical Commission markers...

Located in the heart of metropolitan Atlanta, nearly all the Peach Tree Creek battlefield has been lost to development. Georgia Historical Commission...