Parts of the original battlefield have recently been designated as the River Raisin National Battlefield Park, which is still awaiting inclusion as a national battlefield park on the National Park Service.[4][5].
The $12 million acquisition of the Slaughter Pen Farm at the Fredericksburg battlefield has been called the most ambitious nonprofit battlefield acquisition in American history.
The battlefield, which covers about 105 acres(42 ha), was named by the United States Secretary of the Interior as one of the top twenty-five priority battlefields and is considered a historic landmark.
The battlefield remained in private hands for more than one hundred years before portions of it were acquired in the late 1970s to create the Monocacy National Battlefield..
On April 30, 1864, the Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Association was formed to mark"the great deeds of valor… and the signal events which render these battlegrounds illustrious", and it began adding to McConaughy's holdings.
マンマス戦場跡。
The Monmouth Battlefield.
戦場跡州立公園。
Monmouth Battlefield State Park.
リトルビッグホーン戦場跡記念公園国立。
Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument.
マンマス戦場跡州立公園。
Monmouth Battlefield State Park.
マホーン旅団の記念碑がゲティスバーグの戦場跡にある。
A monument to Mahone's Brigade is located on the GettysburgBattlefield.
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