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Civil War Battlefield Interpretive Plan Fauquier County, Virginia |
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FILE CABINET: Site Map (coming soon)Planning Advisory Committee Meetings PAC #1 - Vision & Goals (1/25/11) - map handout - presentation - AC #1 - transcription of vision cards - meeting summary (draft) PAC #2 - Interpretation (3/16/11) - meeting summary (draft) - - Upper Rappahannock River Front: The Dare Mark Line by Clark B. Hall - - Draft Interpretive Framework by Ron Thomson (coming shortly) PAC #3 - Preservation and Management (May 2011) - meeting summary (coming soon) - presentation - AC #3 (coming soon) PAC #4 - Design Alernatives (June 28, 2011) Public Workshop (December 2011) Draft and Final Plan - December 2011-January 2012 Links and Resources American Battlefield Protection Program
Fauquier County Parks and Recreation Fauquier County Department of Community Development - Historic Resources |
NEXT MEETING
Review of Draft Plan Public Meeting Spring 2012 (date coming soon) 5 - 7pm St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Parish Hall in Remington 400 North Church Street (to be confirmed) We have been working out some of the issues regarding river access and battlefield preservation - getting closer! PROJECT OVERVIEW
Fauquier County is in the process
of preparing an implementable interpretive park plan and conceptual
park site plan for 26 acres of publicly-owned land along the
Rappahannock River located within
the Rappahannock Station and Rappahannock II core Civil War battlefields. Fauquier County Department of Parks and Recreation and its community partners seek to develop a historically and environmentally sensitive river access plan meeting local recreational needs and cultural tourism goals. The planning process will involve and educate the local community regarding the ecological and historical significance of this site. The purpose of this web page is to provide easy access to resources, presentations, draft and final reports utilzied in the conduct of the study. |
Rappahannock Station I and II