Following completion of the Statewide Preservation Plan (PP), TCWPA identified next steps in working towards protection of battlefield sites. Recognizing that TCWPA’s mission is to facilitate and help organize preservation initiatives, an Interpretation Committee was established
TCWPA recognizes leaders from across the state for work in their communities to protect and interpret our Civil War sites. “The Ragland Award goes to a community member(s) who has made outstanding contributions to the preservation
TCWPA PRESIDENT ANTHONY HODGES RECOGNIZED Daniel Taylor for his work as Board member for over many years. Taylor’s expertise with West Tennessee Civil War battlefield research was instrumental to the development of the Statewide Preservation Plan.
The Tennessee Civil War Preservation Association’s mission is to protect, interpret and make accessible Tennessee’s surviving Civil War battlefields and contributing landscapes. Preservation does not happen by working alone – it is the power of our
Press Release NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Civil War Preservation Association (TCWPA) is proud to announce that the American Battlefield Trust has been awarded a $2,000 preservation grant for land acquisition at Shy’s Hill in Nashville. The
In April 1862, a group of over twenty Union soldiers, predominantly from Ohio units and led by a civilian named James Andrews, volunteered for a special mission behind the Confederate lines. Dressed as civilians and claiming
