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Richmond National Battlefield Park A large group of children participate in a cannon firing drill outside the Civil War Visitor Center.
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Richmond National Battlefield Park
Celebrate National Park Week

National Park Week is an annual presidentially proclaimed week for celebration and recognition of Your National Parks. National Park Week is April 18-26, 2009.

Children and families visiting the Civil War Visitor Center at Tredegar Iron as well as one thousand students from local schools will participate in special activities throughout the week to celebrate the National Park Service and the role we all play in protecting it. Celebrate with us. Walk the historic trails, discover battlefields, explore the famous Tredegar Iron Works, and participate in a podcast tour or ranger-guided tour.

Experience your America. Celebrate National Park Week!

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Jefferson Davis, Confederate President

Did You Know?
During the 1862 battles before Richmond Confederate President Jefferson Davis personally visited several of the battlefields; at times coming under enemy fire. He saw action at Seven Pines, Beaver Dam Creek, Glendale and Malvern Hill.

Last Updated: March 24, 2009 at 14:12 MST