All are welcome at the Friends of Sailor's Creek Battlefield volunteer support group during their monthly meeting as they focus on a variety of objectives designed to assist the park's mission in preserving the hallowed grounds of the last major battle of the American Civil War in Virginia on April 6, 1865.

Completely understanding the myriad complexities of ecology and how our actions affect the environment and the lives of living things therein is impossible.

The Overton/Hillsman family has played a significant role in the history of Sailor's Creek Battlefield.

In recognition of Nurses Week and Mother's Day, Sailor's Creek Battlefield will host a program that highlights the invaluable contributions and sacrifices women have made to achieve their current positions in medicine.

Even this far inland, we like to contribute to keeping the Chesapeake Bay as clean as possible!

Come and join us at the Hillsman House at Sailor's Creek Battlefield to celebrate National Kids to Parks Day.

Sailor's Creek Battlefield is celebrating National Trails Day by inviting you to walk in the footsteps of the brave men who once fought here.

The Visitor Center at Sailor's Creek Battlefield Historical State Park offers a museum filled with treasured artifacts discovered over the years where the last major fight of the American Civil War in Virginia occurred on April 6, 1865.

Tours of the Hillsman House, a National Historic Landmark, are available to the public by request.

A Self-Guided Driving Tour of Sailor's Creek Battlefield is available to visitors year-round from sunrise to sunset.

Sailor's Creek Battlefield offers six, self-guided Hiking Trails with historic markers for the public to explore year round during daylight hours (sunrise to sunset).