A Historic Chance Save Brandy Station
On June 9, 1863, the sound of thundering hooves mingled with the roar of battle as 20,000 Union and Confederate horsemen met on the rolling farm fields near Brandy Station in the watershed cavalry battle of the Civil War.
Now, in year of the battle's 150th anniversary, the Civil War Trust has the opportunity to save Fleetwood Hill—the epicenter of the battle and the long-sought-after missing piece of the Brandy Station battlefield.
Join us as we reclaim this historic hallowed ground!
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We need to raise this money by August 7 to save this crucial part of the Brandy Station battlefield!
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Featured Online Resources
Battle Overview: Brandy Station
Biography: W.H.F. "Rooney" Lee
Recommended Reading
"The Battle of Brandy Station" by Eric J. Wittenberg
Buy your Civil War books through our Civil War Trust-Amazon bookstore and the Trust will receive a small percentage of each sale.
Read our exclusive interview with author Eric J. Wittenberg »
"Brandy Station 1863: First step towards Gettysburg" by Dan Beattie »
For your gift of $50 or more today, the Civil War Trust will send you a free copy of Brandy Station 1863: First Step Towards Gettysburg, written by historian and former trustee, Dan Beattie. Donate Now »
Video
The Action on the Pound Tract - with Bud Hall (2008) »
Bud Hall discusses the significance of Rooney Lee's Knoll (2010) »
History Articles
The Battle of Brandy Station: June 9, 1863 »
"Harvard vs. Harvard at Brandy Station" by Clark "Bud" Hall »
"Mount Up!": Cavalry Operations of the Gettysburg Campaign »
Brandy Station Photos
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