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In the past ten years the goals of the Trevilian Station Battlefield Foundation have gone from elusive dream to a breath taking 2000 acres saved. With help from the Civil War Trust this land has been saved not only for it's historical significance but also as a place where the public can enjoy the land's natural beauty. One need only look at the pictures below to understand the fate of this land if left unprotected.
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The middle of Trevilian Station, where men of both sides died |
Custer fighting as he approached Trevilian Station |
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Position of the 7th Georgia Cavalry |
Position of Confederate Artillery Day One |
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| Confederate Flanking Attack | Confederate Flanking Attack |
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| Confederate Camps | Custer's Position |
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| Depot Fight | Depot Fight Day One |
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| Fitz Lee's Camp | Michigan Cavalry Position |
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| Rosser's Position Day One | Rosser's Charge |
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| Toward the Depot | Trevilian Station Fight |
But all is not lost, help us in any way you can.
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