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.

  

The middle of Trevilian Station, where men of both sides died

Custer fighting as he approached Trevilian Station

 

Position of the 7th Georgia Cavalry

Position of Confederate Artillery Day One

 

Confederate Flanking Attack Confederate Flanking Attack

 

Confederate Camps Custer's Position

 

Depot Fight Depot Fight Day One

 

Fitz Lee's Camp Michigan Cavalry Position

 

Rosser's Position Day One Rosser's Charge

 

Toward the Depot Trevilian Station Fight

 

But all is not lost, help us in any way you can.

 

The Dunn Farm - Preserved for All

 

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