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Civil War Battlefield Conservation, MO

The Conservation Fund's Civil War Battlefield Campaign works in partnerships to protect our nation's hallowed ground, to provide comprehensive information on the 384 principal Civil War battlefields, designated by the Civil War Sites Advisory Commission, and to honor those that fought and died in the war.

The Campaign has, with its partners, protected historic sites in 73 projects in 13 states, protecting more than 8,100 acres.

Missouri Battlefield Conservation Projects

Pilot Knob, MO

A partnership made possible the purchase of 40 acres on the site of General Sterling Price's 1864 attack and the donation of the hallowed ground to the Fort Davidson State Historic Site.  Read more>
Regional Scorecard - Midwest
Acres Protected: 282,085
Fair Market Value: $318,456,376
Acquisition Cost: $163,922,816
Total Acres Conserved Since 1985: 282,085
Restore a Michigan Camp

Mill Lake Youth Camp
Mill Lake Youth Camp needs your help.

Memories created in the outdoors last a lifetime. In Michigan, we have a chance to restore this lakeside camp so that families can return to make new memories. Read more »

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