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Month: December 2019

Lon Lacey, a remembrance

FCMB Board Member Lon Lacey passed away, Friday, December 13, 2019.  He was 84. This remembrance was contributed by Michael Block, Vice President, Friends of Cedar Mountain Battlefield. Continue reading “Lon Lacey, a remembrance”

Author Brad ForbushPosted on December 18, 2019December 6, 2020Categories NewsTags Lon Lacey, preservation, research

The 27th Indiana Volunteers at Cedar Mountain

This is the 2nd installment of our look at four memorable tours given at Cedar Mountain in 2019. A descendant’s interest in his ancestor’s experience at Cedar Mountain leads to a guided tour focusing on the 27th Indiana.

Continue reading “The 27th Indiana Volunteers at Cedar Mountain”

Author Brad ForbushPosted on December 17, 2019December 6, 2020Categories Battlefield tour reportsTags 27th Indiana Volunteers, Edmund R. Brown

Culpeper Battlefields: A Preservation Roadmap

With increasing challenges to the preservation of historic land, Friends of Cedar Mountain was awarded a grant to develop a preservation roadmap for Culpeper County. Please click on the image below to display the full report.

Author Karen BoushiePosted on December 11, 2019December 6, 2020Categories Battlefield preservation

Some Memorable Moments from the 2019 Tour Season

The first in a series of four reports documenting some of the highlights from a busy tour season in 2019. This installment documents the return of Adjutant Charles Sprout’s sword to Cedar Mountain Battlefield. Continue reading “Some Memorable Moments from the 2019 Tour Season”

Author Brad ForbushPosted on December 4, 2019December 6, 2020Categories Battlefield tour reports

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