Cathy B.
1/5/2018
Beautiful battlefield. Horrible tale. Read abt it as you travel around the fields. Our forefathers waged a terrible battle here and it's lessons in heroism, strategy, loyalty and bravery should...
Malvern Hill Battlefield Park
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9113 Willis Church Rd
Henrico, VA 23231
Malvern Hill Battlefield Park, nestled in Henrico, VA, stands as a poignant reminder of the Civil War's tumultuous past. This historical landmark bears witness to the fierce Battle of Malvern Hill in 1862, where Union and Confederate forces clashed in a pivotal moment of American history. The rolling landscape, dotted with cannons and memorials, invites visitors to reflect on the sacrifices made and the resilience shown during this tumultuous time.
Stepping onto the grounds of Malvern Hill Battlefield Park is like taking a step back in time, as echoes of cannon fire seem to linger in the air. The well-preserved earthworks and interpretive signage offer a glimpse into the strategic maneuvers and human stories that unfolded on this hallowed ground. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply curious about the past, this historical landmark provides a somber yet enlightening experience that resonates with visitors of all backgrounds.
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5.06 reviews
Stephanie G.
7/7/2023
It's no Appomattox or Antietam, but if you're in the area, there is good signage about the battle that happened here and some cannons for reference. If you just like parks, there is plenty of...
Stew G.
5/21/2022
Well maintained and easily walkable. No trees except for at the edges so no shade- bring water - but shows exactly what the men of both sides faced. Very true to the field of 1862. It's close...
Richard F.
3/12/2019
Malvern Hill is one of the six Battles fought around Cold Harbor. We planned to get to all of them since were were in the Richmond area. This is a beautiful and peaceful place and you have to walk...
Matthew F.
7/6/2016
Malvern Hill was the sixth and last engagement of the Seven Days' Battles, a campaign which saw General Lee drive the Army of the Potomac away from Richmond. That achievement is all the more...
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