The sites
Where the walls are
Each site is a building whose plaster still carries the names soldiers wrote on it. Choose a site to walk its rooms wall by wall.
Manassas, Virginia
Ben Lomond Historic Site
Ben Lomond was constructed in 1832. In July 1861, Confederate forces converted it into the Pringle House Hospital following the Battle of First Manassas. The next spring, Union …
3 walls · 2 graffiti
Brandy Station, Virginia
Brandy Station Graffiti House
The Brandy Station Graffiti House in Brandy Station, Virginia, is a two-story frame structure built in1858. The house features rooms of Civil War charcoal and pencil graffiti and …
27 walls · 63 graffiti
Fairfax, Virginia
Historic Blenheim
Historic Blenheim was built for Albert and Mary Willcoxon c. 1859 near Fairfax Court House, today’s Fairfax City, Virginia. The family became secessionists, and the house sustained physical …
33 walls · 2 graffiti
Manassas, Virginia
Liberia House
In 1825 Harriett Bladen Mitchell Weir and her husband William James Weir built the house and farm that became known as Liberia. The house, originally situated on 1,660 …
6 walls · 0 graffiti
Winchester, Virginia
The Shenandoah Valley Civil War Museum at the 1840 Winchester-Frederick Courthouse
The Shenandoah Valley Civil War Museum is located within the historic 1840 Winchester-Frederick Courthouse in the heart of Downtown Winchester. Throughout the American Civil War, the building would …
15 walls · 0 graffiti
Aldie, Virginia
Mt. Zion Old School Baptist Church
Built in 1851, Mt. Zion Old School Baptist Church was a place of worship until 1980. Located in Loudoun County, Virginia at the historic intersection of the Little …
3 walls · 4 graffiti
Documentation in progress
- Arcola Quarters for the Enslaved Sterling, Virginia