DIRECTORS

PRESIDENT - Jerry Netherland          VICE-PRESIDENT - Scott Williams

SECRETARY - Mike Spencer            TREASURER - Sharon Jadrnak

Martha Atkinson           Mike Cobb                 George Fickett 

Mark Jacobson              Mark Perreault           Dan Robbins              

Julia Steele                        

EX-OFFICIO

Max Hokit - American Battelfield Trust - WEBSITE

          ABT's Virtual Reality Civil War Experience WEBSITE

Pam Goddard - National Parks Conservation Association - WEBSITE

Colin Romanick - Pamplin Historical Park - WEBSITE

Eric Schreiner - Petersburg National Battlefield - WEBSITE

Julia Steele - The Petersburg Project - WEBSITE

ADDITIONAL HISTORIAL INFORMATION:

Click HERE for an 1889 speech by Confederate veteran Simon Seward about his escape from a Union prison.

BRIEF HISTORIES OF LOCAL CIVIL WAR SITES: 

Click HERE for information about Ft. Bross, a Union fort in Prince George County.

Click HERE for informatin about Ft. Clarke, a Union fort in Dinwiddie County.

Click HERE for information about Ft. Dushane, a Union fort in Dinwiddie County.

Click HERE for information about Ft. Emory, a Union fort in Dinwiddie County.

Click HERE for information about Ft. McMahon, a Union fort in Prince George County.

Click HERE for information about Ft. Siebert, a Union fort in Dinwiddie County.

LOCAL HISTORICAL MARKERS 

The Battle of Jerusalem Plank Road - North side of Flank Road in Petersburg, west of Ft. Hays Road and east of Birdsong Road.  GPS:  N 37.17455   W 077.39185

Fort Patrick Kelly - North side of Rives Road (I-95 Exit 47) at the I-95 access road.  From the west, park on the access road; from the east, pull off into the grass near the corner.  GPS:  N 37.17611  W 77.34918

STRATEGIC PLAN 

Click HERE for a summary of our strategic plan as updated in April 2019.