Trevilian Station
Trevilian Station
Together we have saved 2,238 Acres
Located in rural Louisa County, Virginia, much of the Trevilian Station battlefield along U. S. Route 33 retains its wartime agricultural character, even land that is privately owned. Civil War Trails signs and other historical markers help visitors to navigate and understand this battlefield, much of which has been preserved by the Trevilian Station Battlefield Foundation. The Foundation's online driving tour begins at the Louisa County Courthouse.
Louisa County
Virginia
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