
Congratulations to our partners working to together across the country to preserve America's battlefields.

Congratulations to our partners nationwide working together to preserve America's battlefields and sites of armed conflict.

Learn how our partners acquire and preserved battlefield lands across the country.

The dedication and hard work of these preservation partners paid off in 2021!
- Locations: Gettysburg National Military Park
- Offices: American Battlefield Protection Program
As part of his plan to reach Washington DC, General Robert Lee and the Confederate armies had engaged in various assaults with Union Troops in prior days with neither side gaining a decisive advantage over the other. On July 3, 1863, the third day of the Battle of Gettysburg, Union troops repelled a massive artillery assault on Cemetery Ridge in southern Pennsylvania.
- American Battlefield Protection Program
Protecting the Common Legacy of the Battle of Nashville and the City’s Historic Bass Neighborhood
- American Battlefield Protection Program
Defending the “Slaughter-Pen” from Modern Development at Stones River
- American Battlefield Protection Program
Working with Partners to Preserve the Newtown Battlefield
- American Battlefield Protection Program
Closing the Door at Champion Hill
- American Battlefield Protection Program
Lessons Learned at Chickasaw Bayou
- American Battlefield Protection Program
The Fight for Deep Bottom
- American Battlefield Protection Program
2023 Battlefield Land Acquisition Grant Year in Review
- Offices: American Battlefield Protection Program
Battlefield Land Acquisition Grants (BLAG) empower preservation partners nationwide to acquire and preserve battlefield lands. Last year ABPP awarded 31 BLAGs, totaling $18.7 million to assist with the non-Federal acquisition and protection of 1,417 acres of battlefield lands. These acres spanned across 9 different states, including Georgia, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.
- American Battlefield Protection Program
The Breakthrough at Petersburg Battlefield
- American Battlefield Protection Program
Advance to Break the Deadlock at Gettysburg Battlefield
Last updated: March 28, 2024