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Category Archives: Call to Action
News From the Civil War Preservation Trust: Most Endangered Battlefields
Recently the Civil War Preservation Trust released its list of the most endangered Civil War battlefields. It should be no surprise that the Gettysburg and the Wilderness battlefields lead the list – however, there are some new additions this year. … Continue reading
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Tagged Battle of Cedar Creek, Battle of Crampton's Gap, Battle of Fort Stevens, Battle of Gettysburg, Battle of Picacho Peak, Battle of Pickett's Mill, Battle of Richmond, Battle of Richmond Kentucky, Battle of Richmond KY, Battle of South Mountain, Battle of the Wilderness, Battle of Thoroughfare Gap, Camp Allegheny, Civil War, Civil War Battlefield Preservation, Civil War Battlefields, Civil War Preservation Trust, Fort Stevens, History Under Siege, James Lighthizer, Jeff Shaara, Mark Snell, Wilderness
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Civil War Preservation Trust’s Franklin Campaign
As many of you know, I have more than a passing interest in the Battle of Franklin. I have visited the battlefield many times, and have always been in awe of the sacrifice made there by the soldiers on both … Continue reading
Civil War Preservation Trust Saves 2,777 Acres in 2009
I received the following press release from the Civil War Preservation Trust yesterday. This great organization had a spectacular year, in 2009, even with the country gripped in a terrible recession. Congratulations to the Civil War Preservation Trust! Thank you … Continue reading
New Civil War Preservation Trust Campaign – Chancellorsville and The Wilderness
Today, the Civil War Preservation Trust announced a new campaign to save 179 acres of endangered battlefield at The Wilderness and Chancellorsville battlefields. As you have previously read, on This Mighty Scourge, The Wilderness Battlefield has continued to be lost … Continue reading
Wilderness Wal-Mart Opponents Speak Out
As reported on the Civil War Preservation Trust’s website today, opponents of the Wilderness Wal-Mart are vowing not to concede defeat. On Monday, August 24, the Orange County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 to grant a special use permit to Wal-Mart. This … Continue reading
Breaking News on the Wilderness Wal-Mart
I received an email from Jim Campi, of the CWPT, this afternoon. The text of the letter is below. The short version is that the Orange County Planning Commission voted 4–4 against recommending approval of the of Wal-Mart’s special use … Continue reading
Announcement from CWPT on Wilderness Wal-Mart Hearing
Today, I received an email from the Civil War Preservation Trust regarding upcoming public hearings on the proposed Wal-Mart Supercenter adjacent to the battlefield. This is the last opportunity for public input. Please review the email below for more information. … Continue reading
An Update on the Wilderness Wal-Mart
Friend, and fellow blogger, Eric Wittenberg posted an update on the Wilderness Wal-Mart yesterday. Check it out on his blog, Rantings of a Civil War Historian. Get involved with the Civil War Preservation Trust and help save the Wilderness Battlefield! … Continue reading
Posted in Call to Action, Civil War Preservation Trust, News
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We Can Still Save The Wilderness Battlefield
Dear Fellow Civil War Enthusiasts, I write to you this evening with further confirmation that Wal-Mart’s plans to locate a Supercenter adjacent to The Wilderness Battlefield can be averted. Today, the Civil War Preservation Trust sent an email to its … Continue reading
The Wilderness Wal-Mart – Not a Fait Accompli?
As reported by the Civil War Preservation Trust (CWPT), on July 15, there is still hope that Wal-Mart may reconsider their plans to build a Wal-Mart adjacent to The Wilderness National Battlefield.(i) Several high ranking state officials, including Governor Tim Kaine … Continue reading