Why has Brandy Station Battlefield never become a state or national battlefield park with its significant history? If a formal organization were in place these types of upheavals might be avoided or at least minimized.

It is also disappointing that there was no coordinated effort to host a large scale cavalry reenactment for the 150th Anniversary that could have drawn more interest, support, and possibly additional revenue to support the ongoing preservation efforts. Just my personal thoughts.

I would be interested to hear of any latest successes in the preservation efforts in addition to the recent CWT land purchasing efforts.

BTW, Could someone create a FACEBOOK page for Brandy Station Foundation to keep us all better informed and to post visitor photos and experiences?

All the best in resolving the differences and doing what is right for the preservation and historical interpretation of this hallowed ground.

I only recently became aware of your involvement in the preservation of the battlefield, and I wanted to thank you, both for writing, but more importantly, for your time and efforts in trying to preserve the heritage of the Brandy Station battlefield.

If only the present board cared as much about the battlefield as you and your husband do, we would not have the problems we presently face with the BSF.

Eric

My new favorite phrase.

Give ’em hell, Eric.