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The Journey Through Hallowed Ground follows Route 15/20 from Gettysburg in Pennsylvania to Monticello in Charlottesville Virginia.  Explore historic places on and near this historic route, the Old Carolina Road, a scenic and historically rich landscape that has "soaked up more of the blood, sweat, and tears of American history than any other part of the country," according to the late historian C. Vann Woodward.

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Civil War
The Civil War »
Less than 100 years after the Revolutionary War, this area saw some of the fiercest battles of the Civil War as the North and South struggled to gain control of this strategic corridor. 
African American
African American Heritage »
With slaves and abolitionists, soldiers and pacifists, The Journey tells many tales.
Colonial Colonial »
During the colonial period, the corridor was an American stronghold and the cradle of our democracy.   
AfricPresidents-Jeffersonan American Presidential Sites »
These historic homes of our founding fathers and recent leaders offer a unique insight into the character of American leaders.   
Prominent homes Prominent Homes »
These are the homes that conjure images of verandas, stunning gardens and a reflection of the graciousness of times past. 
Historic buildings Historic Buildings »
These houses, courthouse and taverns have played an important part in our history and have survived the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and the passing of time to give us a feeling of our heritage.   
Other sites Other Sites »
These are sites not included in the above interests.  
 

 
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The Journey Through Hallowed Ground Partnership is a non-profit organization
dedicated to raising awareness of this region and encouraging Americans and world visitors
to appreciate, respect, and experience this rich cultural landscape
through education and heritage tourism.

 

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Not all sites listed have public access.
Please contact destinations before visiting, and respect the rights of property owners.
This site assumes no liability for errors and omissions.

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