Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania National Park
View details
-
Wednesday November 4 6:00pm - 7:00pm EST
Civil War Book Group: Manhunt: The 12-Day Chase for Lincoln's Killer: James Swanson
Welcome to the Civil War Book Group! After years of conflict over the institution of slavery, the Civil War would be the turning point that set the course of the United States into the 20th century and beyond. Join us on the first Wednesday of each month as we explore t......More
-
Saturday November 7 2:00am - 3:00am EST Weekly
Chancellorsville Walking Tours
Why did the US and the Confederate armies clash in May of 1863 and why does it matter? Join park staff to learn about the Chancellorsville Campaign and dive into some of the big questions surrounding this contested battle.
-
Saturday November 7 10:30am - 11:30am EST Weekly
Chancellorsville Walking Tours
Why did the US and the Confederate armies clash in May of 1863 and why does it matter? Join park staff to learn about the Chancellorsville Campaign and dive into some of the big questions surrounding this contested battle.
-
Saturday November 7 10:30am - 11:30am EST Weekly
Sunken Road Walking Tour
Why did the Battle of Fredericksburg happen in December 1862? Join a guided tour of the one of the most iconic and recognized battlefield landmarks of the war. This walking tour will cover no more than 0.5 mile over mostly flat terrain.
-
Saturday November 7 2:00pm - 3:00pm EST Weekly
Sunken Road Walking Tour
Why did the Battle of Fredericksburg happen in December 1862? Join a guided tour of the one of the most iconic and recognized battlefield landmarks of the war. This walking tour will cover no more than 0.5 mile over mostly flat terrain.
-
Sunday November 8 2:00am - 3:00am EST Weekly
Chancellorsville Walking Tours
Why did the US and the Confederate armies clash in May of 1863 and why does it matter? Join park staff to learn about the Chancellorsville Campaign and dive into some of the big questions surrounding this contested battle.
-
Sunday November 8 10:30am - 11:30am EST Weekly
Chancellorsville Walking Tours
Why did the US and the Confederate armies clash in May of 1863 and why does it matter? Join park staff to learn about the Chancellorsville Campaign and dive into some of the big questions surrounding this contested battle.
-
Sunday November 8 10:30am - 11:30am EST Weekly
Sunken Road Walking Tour
Why did the Battle of Fredericksburg happen in December 1862? Join a guided tour of the one of the most iconic and recognized battlefield landmarks of the war. This walking tour will cover no more than 0.5 mile over mostly flat terrain.
-
Sunday November 8 2:00pm - 3:00pm EST Weekly
Sunken Road Walking Tour
Why did the Battle of Fredericksburg happen in December 1862? Join a guided tour of the one of the most iconic and recognized battlefield landmarks of the war. This walking tour will cover no more than 0.5 mile over mostly flat terrain.
-
Saturday November 14 2:00am - 3:00am EST Weekly
Chancellorsville Walking Tours
Why did the US and the Confederate armies clash in May of 1863 and why does it matter? Join park staff to learn about the Chancellorsville Campaign and dive into some of the big questions surrounding this contested battle.
-
Saturday November 14 10:30am - 11:30am EST Weekly
Chancellorsville Walking Tours
Why did the US and the Confederate armies clash in May of 1863 and why does it matter? Join park staff to learn about the Chancellorsville Campaign and dive into some of the big questions surrounding this contested battle.
-
Saturday November 14 10:30am - 11:30am EST Weekly
Sunken Road Walking Tour
Why did the Battle of Fredericksburg happen in December 1862? Join a guided tour of the one of the most iconic and recognized battlefield landmarks of the war. This walking tour will cover no more than 0.5 mile over mostly flat terrain.
-
Saturday November 14 2:00pm - 3:00pm EST Weekly
Sunken Road Walking Tour
Why did the Battle of Fredericksburg happen in December 1862? Join a guided tour of the one of the most iconic and recognized battlefield landmarks of the war. This walking tour will cover no more than 0.5 mile over mostly flat terrain.
