Brandy Station Battlefield
Fleetwood Hill
Together we have saved 2,159 Acres
Located along Route 29 among the rolling hills of the Culpeper County, Virginia, the Brandy Station battlefield still retains much of its wartime character and is well worth the visit for those who wish to explore this great cavalry battlefield. Many new acres have been preserved from residential development. Tours of the battlefield begin at the famous Graffiti House, a Civil War headquarters and hospital that serves as the visitor center. Several exhibits and artifacts are there, and battlefield tours are available.
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Culpeper County
Virginia
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