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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...

Over the past year, we have called on our members and supporters time and again to help preserve 15 historic acres of the Princeton Battlefield — land...

201 acres at the Civil War Battle of Rappahannock Station are now saved, thanks to the efforts of our donors, supported by a coalition of federal and...

General Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain and his brigade of New Yorkers and Pennsylvanians were up early on the morning of April 9, 1865. Marching toward...

Chancellorsville. Champion Hill. Brandy Station. 156 years after this series of conflicts preceding the Battle of Gettysburg and the fall of Vicksburg...

Thanks to our generous supporters and amazing partners, 105 acres of the Brandywine Battlefield north of Philadelphia are forever protected from...

Today, we are honored to declare victory on 326 acres at three different Virginia battlefields: Second Manassas, North Anna, and New Market Heights.

Thanks to generous supporters like you, more than one thousand acres of hallowed ground across seven Civil War battlefields in Arkansas, Maryland...