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Friends of Cedar Mountain Battlefield

Friends of Cedar Mountain Battlefield

Battlefield Interpretation and Preservation

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Article: Cedar Mountain Battlefield tour appeals to variety of visitors

Culpeper Star Exponent editor Emily Jennings accompanied our January tour group. Her article is below.
Author Karen BoushiePosted on January 28, 2021February 20, 2021Categories Battlefield tour, News

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About our organization

Friends of Cedar Mountain Battlefield, Inc. is a community-based nonprofit corporation. We incorporated in Virginia in April 2004.

Because much of the Cedar Mountain Battlefield is privately owned, we are working cooperatively with local landowners and the local community to protect and restore the battlefield for this and future generations.

Battlefield hours & address

Hours: dawn to dusk
Parking: 9465 General Winder Rd Rapidan, VA 22733
Postal: Friends of Cedar Mountain PO Box 1853 Culpeper, VA 22701

Recent Posts

  • Warwick School Visits Cedar Mountain Battlefield
  • The Throckmorton family at Cedar Mountain
  • Captain E. A. Bowen, Part 4; A Visit to Culpeper
  • Guided battlefield tours
  • 2022 160th Anniversary Event; 1st day pictures.
  • Signage project updates markers at battlefield
  • Culpeper, Manassas battlefields make Virginia’s ‘Most Endangered Historic Places’ list
  • History seminar July 28-30: 160th anniversary of battle
  • Music, Merriment and Memories on May 26
  • Children’s Civil War Camp

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  • Home
  • About FCMB
    • Our Partners
  • Visit Cedar Mountain
    • Children’s activities
  • Events
    • History Seminar, July 28-30, 2022
    • Annual Living History
    • 2022 Battle Reenactment – Information for Reenactors
  • Historic Images
  • News & Research
    • Battlefield features
    • Battlefield preservation
    • Battlefield tour reports
    • News
    • Research
  • Official Records
    • Confederate Reports
    • Union Reports
  • Contact Us
    • Friends of Cedar Mountain Battlefield Membership
    • Ancestor Recognition
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