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Home » Land Conservation » VLCF Funded Projects

VLCF Funded Projects

Virginia’s working farms and forests, battlefields and other historic sites, natural areas, parks and rivers are critical to its economy, culture and quality of life. In 1999, the assembly and governor established the Virginia Land Conservation Foundation (VLCF) to fund protection of these resources. The interactive map below depicts VLCF-grant projects funded since 2000.

Name: Pegrams Battery Tract at Cedar Mountain
Category: Historic Area Preservation
Grant Round: FY22
Acres: 44.75
Locality: Culpeper County
Management Agency: Virginia Board of Historic Resources
Owner: Private
ConserveVirginia: Cultural & Historic Preservation, Scenic Preservation
Amount Awarded: $249,876.00
Applicant: American Battlefield Trust
Latitude: 38.41156
Longitude: -78.053091
Description:

The American Battlefield Trust is preserving the 44-acre Pegram’s Battery Tract, located in Culpeper County, via a fee acquisition and a conservation easement held by the Virginia Board of Historic Resources. The tract is entirely within the Core Area of the Cedar Mountain Battlefield, a Priority II.2 (Class B) Battlefield, according to the 1993 Civil War Sites Advisory Commission Report. The Trust intends to steward the tract and incorporate it into its existing Cedar Mountain Park, which is open to the public year-round for educational purposes. 

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