Chancellorsville Battlefield

While much of the landscape around Chancellorsville has changed since 1863, it is still possible to visit and explore this great Civil War battlefield.  Much of the battlefield has been preserved. The best place to start your visit is at the Chancellorsville Battlefield Visitor Center on the Plank Road (Virginia Route 3).  From there you can drive the Jackson Flank March Trail or visit places like Salem Church, the Chancellor House site, Hazel Grove, Fairview, or the woods near Hooker's Last Line.

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Chancellorsville Battlefield: What's Nearby

Spotsylvania Courthouse, VA
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker, Fredericksburg, Virginia (VA-126)
Fredericksburg, VA
Rev War  |  Museum
National Museum of the Marine Corps
Triangle, VA
National Museum of the Marine Corps
Quantico, VA
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker, Orange, Virginia (VA-94)
Orange, VA
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker, Jeffersonton, Virginia (VA-93)
Jeffersonton, VA
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker, Buckland, Virginia (VA-134)
Gainesville, VA
National Museum of the U.S. Army
Fort Belvoir, VA
Civil War  |  Fort
Fort Washington Park
Fort Washington, MD
Civil War  |  Fort
Fort Ward Museum and Historic Site
Alexandria, VA
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker, Columbia, Virginia (VA-146)
Columbia, VA
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington, VA
Warren Rifles Confederate Museum
Front Royal, VA
National Museum of American History
Washington, DC
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker, Washington, DC (DC-34)
Washington, DC
U.S. Navy Museum
Washington, DC
National Museum of the U.S. Navy
Washington, DC
Clara Barton Missing Soldiers Office Museum
Washington, DC
African American Civil War Memorial and Museum
Washington, DC
The Valentine Richmond History Center
Richmond, VA
The American Civil War Museum–White House of the Confederacy
Richmond, VA
The American Civil War Museum at Historic Tredegar
Richmond, VA
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker at Richmond, Virginia (VA-108)
Richmond, VA
United States Soldiers' and Airmen's Home National Cemetery
Washington, DC
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker at Leesburg, Virginia (VA-117)
Leesburg, VA
National Museum of Health and Medicine
Silver Spring, MD
Cedar Creek and Belle Grove National Historical Park
Middletown, VA
Virginia Museum of the Civil War
New Market, VA
New Market Battlefield State Historical Park and Hall of Valor Museum
New Market, VA
Rev War  |  Museum
Piney Point Lighthouse Museum & Park
Piney Point , MD
Stonewall Jackson's Headquarters Museum
Winchester, VA
Point Lookout State Park and Civil War Museum
Scotland, MD
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker, Petersburg, Virginia (VA-129)
Petersburg, VA
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Frederick, MD
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker, Woodbine, Maryland (MD-51)
Woodbine, MD
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker, Annapolis, Maryland (MD-128)
Anna, MD
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker, Annapolis, Maryland (MD-156)
Annapolis, MD
Pamplin Historical Park and The National Museum of the Civil War Soldier
Petersburg, VA
Pry House Field Hospital Museum
Keedysville, MD
B&O Railroad Museum: Ellicott City Station
Ellicott City, MD
Civil War  |  Fort
Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine
Baltimore, MD
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Visit Marker, Williamsburg, Virginia (V-62)
Williamsburg, VA
The American Civil War Museum - Appomattox
Appomattox, VA
Rev War  |  Fort
Fort Frederick State Park
Big Pool, MD
Rev War  |  Museum
American Revolution Museum at Yorktown
Yorktown, VA
Rev War  |  Marker
Lafayette Tour Marker at Yorktown, Virginia (VA-60)
Yorktown, VA

Preservation

The 91ÇÑ×Ó and our members have saved more than 1,369 acres at Chancellorsville Battlefield.

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Related Battles

Spotsylvania County, VA | April 30, 1863
Result: Confederate Victory
Estimated Casualties
30,764
Union
17,304
Confed.
13,460