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 The Kernsown Battlefield Association 
is a non-profit
 501(c)3 
all volunteer 
corporation 
whose mission
 is to protect 
and interpret
 this Civil War 
Battlefield 
for the 
benefit of
all future 
generations.

Follow the Kernstown Battlefield walking trails for insights
 into the events of the First and Second Battles of Kernstown ... 
browse the battlefield Visitor Center to learn details of the history ... 
see the 1854 Pritchard House where the family of 
Samuel and Helen Pritchard huddled in the cellar 
waiting for quiet to return to their farm.  
This and more await visitors to this pristine 
388-acre Civil War battlefield park.


Follow the Kernstown Battlefield walking trails for insights
 into the events of the First and Second Battles of Kernstown ... 
browse the battlefield Visitor Center to learn details of the history ... 
see the 1854 Pritchard House where the family of 
Samuel and Helen Pritchard huddled in the cellar 
waiting for quiet to return to their farm.  
This and more await visitors to this pristine 
388-acre Civil War battlefield park.
Above:  Map of First Battle of Kernstown as drawn by 
Jedediah Hotchkiss, Gen. "Stonewall" Jackson's cartographer.
~ 2024  ~
The Kernstown Battlefield is open 
Friday, Saturday & Sunday
 April 12 through October 27

10am – 4pm
UPCOMING EVENTS

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING 

OF THE KERNSTOWN BATTLEFIELD ASSN. 


Sunday, October 13, 2024 ~ Noon to 4:00 pm 

Guest Speaker: Gary Ecelbarger 

Author of “We Are In For It!  The First Battle of Kernstown”

~ Silent Auction ~ 


Luncheon in the Artillery Building 

followed by Guest Speaker, KBA Business Meeting 

and Election of Directors

or phone 540-450-7835 and leave a message.

Read the KBA Gazette for all the latest news –

Winter 2023 Edition                            Spring 2024 Edition
A journalist visited Kernstown 
Battlefield 24-hours after 
the battle. Here's what he saw!
See how the Blue & Gray Education Society 
is supporting the Kernstown Battlefield.