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The Battle of Shiloh

Tennessee Highway 22
Shiloh, TN

The Battle if Shiloh is now a large national park. It is a great book store and visitor's center with a very informative movie. A map points out the 22 major points of the battle which you can drive/walk to all of the areas. Moreover, the cemetery is extremely humbling and has soldiers from almost all wars to include the Revolutionary War.

Review by Humbling on December 01, 2012

The Battle of Kennesaw Mountain

900 Kennesaw Mountain Dr.
Kennesaw, GA

Very much enjoyed the small but informative museum, the delightful store and appropriately somber film. We have just moved to Kennesaw from Michigan, and we find it very different down here. For example, we were shocked to see some beautiful housing developments literally entitled 'Battleground View' and similar. It seems like every direction we drive, the passenger sees placards all over the place with battle markers. I guess that this area had a lot of action due to its proximity to Atlanta and visibility: the two Kennesaw mountains. I don't know how these men

Review by Dr Laura on November 17, 2012

The First Battle of Manassas (Bull Run)

6511 Sudley Rd
Manassas, VA

A well kept historical site with a small but extremely interesting museum. Must see the well stocked book shop.

Review by Aussie on July 20, 2012

The Surrender at Appomatox Court House

Virginia Highway 24
Appomattox, VA

Restored buildings and village. A walking area with access to the buildings. It is as though time stopped in 1865. Very picturesque and worth the time.

Review by anonymous on June 12, 2012

The Battle of Stones River (Murfreesboro)

3501 Old Nashville Highway
Murfreesboro, TN

Good interpretive center, nice walking and driving tour. Good selection of books and helpful staff.

Review by anonymous on June 12, 2012

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Civil War Battlefields are locations where American Civil War battles were fought. Many Civil War enthusiasts travel to these battlefields as tourists.

Civil War Fact: More than three million men fought in the war. Two percent of the population, more than 620,000, died in it.

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...than 600,000 Americans gave their lives, is being paved over for shopping malls and housing tracts. The same land upon which our nation was formed--where our ancestors fought and died--is being consumed by fast food restaurants, amusement parks, and other forms of urban sprawl.

Nearly 20 percent of America's Civil War battlefields have already been destroyed--denied forever to future generations. Of those that remain, only 15 percent are protected by the Federal government. There is only one national organization working to save all of these battlefields: The Civil War Preservation Trust.

This map highlights the location of almost 40 major battles and battlefields during the civil war. More battles and sites can be found on our Civil War Site Topic Civil War Sites