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Sanderson, FL
Florida's largest Civil War battlefield, interpreted through monuments and a trail across the pine landscape where thousands fought in 1864.
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Garfield, AR
A remarkably preserved Civil War battlefield where the Union victory at Pea Ridge helped secure Missouri and reshape the war west of the Mississippi.
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Petersburg, VA
A far-reaching Civil War landscape preserving the battlefields, trenches, and decisive campaign that forced the fall of Petersburg and Richmond.
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Dallas, GA
One of Georgia's best-preserved Civil War battlefields, with original earthworks, wooded trails, a museum, and the ravine where Union attacks were repulsed in 1864.
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Chidester, AR
A wooded Civil War battlefield park preserving the site of the April 18, 1864 Battle of Poison Spring, a pivotal and especially violent engagement of the Camden Expedition.
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Prairie Grove, AR
One of the nation's best-preserved Civil War battlefields, protecting the ground of the fierce December 7, 1862 Battle of Prairie Grove.
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Resaca, GA
A preserved Civil War battlefield where trails and earthworks interpret the first major battle of the 1864 Atlanta Campaign.
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Richmond, VA
A network of preserved battlefields, fortifications, and historic sites revealing the campaigns fought for the Confederate capital.
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Rice, VA
A preserved Appomattox Campaign battlefield where a devastating Confederate defeat hastened the Army of Northern Virginia's surrender.
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Gettysburg, PA
A Gettysburg museum inside historic Schmucker Hall, where the battle's first day was observed and hundreds of wounded soldiers received care.
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Concord, MA
A picturesque nineteenth-century cemetery in Concord best known for Authors Ridge and the graves of leading American writers and thinkers.
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Atlanta, GA
A historic Atlanta cemetery founded by Black Atlantans in 1886 and closely connected to generations of African American civic, religious, military, and civil rights history.
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Adams, MA
The restored Adams farmhouse where Susan B. Anthony was born explores the childhood influences and reform movements that shaped a leading advocate for women’s rights.
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Richmond, VA
A major Civil War museum on the former Tredegar Iron Works campus, combining powerful artifacts with the industrial history of wartime Richmond.
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Sandersville, GA
An 1850 Sandersville house museum preserving Washington County history and the home used as General William T. Sherman’s headquarters during his 1864 March to the Sea.
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Atlanta, GA
A landmark Atlanta residence that preserves the story of Alonzo and Adrienne Herndon and the rise of one of the city’s most influential Black business families.
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Harrisburg, PA
A comprehensive Harrisburg museum that traces the Civil War's causes, campaigns, people, and enduring national legacy.
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Dover, DE
Delaware's first permanent capitol in Dover, preserving an early courtroom and legislative chambers that served state government into the twentieth century.
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