• The Tennessee Monument at Shiloh National Military Park

    Shiloh

    National Military Park Tennessee

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Park Day Volunteers

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The National Park Service protects more than 390 national parks in the United States. You can help care for one of these special places by volunteering at Shiloh National Military Park.

Volunteers in Parks (VIPs) help carry out the National Park Service mission: "to preserve unimpaired the natural and cultural resources and values of the national park system for the enjoyment, education and inspiration of this and future generations."

Volunteers are an essential part of the Shiloh National Military Park mission. During the Civil War Preservation Trust's annual Park Day each April, volunteers of all ages are welcome to come and provide assistance with painting, grounds maintenance, and monument preservation.

Additional volunteer activities include providing visitor information, trail maintenacne, Memoral Day activities, and many other special events.

For more information on volunteering at Shiloh National Military Park, please call 731-689-5696.

For more information on volunteering throughout the National Park Service, please check visit the website at:
Volunteers-in-Parks (VIP)

Did You Know?

Shiloh Church

The Battle of Shiloh took its name from a small log church that sat on the battlefield. The original Shiloh Church survived the battle but was destroyed in the weeks after the fight. The church is still an active congregation today.