This is a comprehensive tour featuring many battlefields and historic sites of the Civil War. This tour includes stops in Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.

This is a comprehensive tour featuring every major and many of the minor battlefields of the Civil War. This tour includes: Washington, D.C., Manassas, Antietam, Gettysburg, New Market, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Spotsylvania, The Wilderness, Richmond, Petersburg, Appomattox Courthouse, and more!

Travel to a time when Civil War put our nation’s very existence at stake. This tour will take you through four states. See the battlefields and learn about the battles. "Footsteps" will take you to the former homes of private citizens, and through historic sites.

All Aboard for Confederate Richmond. You have just arrived to the Capital of a new Nation. You will be swept back to the excitement, anticipation, and eventual sorrow of the Civil War. The Richmond of today is a splendid city, rich in history with beautiful buildings, homes, monuments, and museums. The city and its residents welcome you with the famed Southern Hospitality and the soft accent of native Virginians. Enjoy!

All Aboard to Confederate Richmond, where you will be greeted with warm Southern Hospitality by historical characters dressed in the attire and discussing the events of the day. You will be swept back to the era of the first truly American music with tunes on the banjo and fiddle filling the air. Visit the plantations, battlefield museums, beautiful gardens, and historic sites of the area. Enjoy fine dining in noted taverns, pubs, and inns. You All come see as we greet you in our soft central Virginia accents.

This tour traces the final struggle between Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant in and around Richmond and Petersburg. Walk where these great generals and their armies stood facing each other right up to Lee's surrender to Grant at Appomattox Court House.

Follow the exploits of one of the South's most beloved hero's, from the rolling hills of Manassas where his legend was born, to the small house where he died at the height of his fame. This tour will trace the highlights of the life of Thomas Jonathan Jackson and features Manassas, Harpers Ferry, Winchester, The Valley Campaign, Lexington, Cedar Mountain, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Guinea Station, and more.

Both the Union and Confederate governments and military leaders recognized the extremely strategic location of the Virginia peninsula formed by the York and James Rivers. Discover how the Union Army planned its avenue of advancement toward the rebel capital of Richmond in 1862, and how Confederate General "Prince John" Magruder fortified against it. Hear about the "Battle of the Ironclads", between the U.S.S. Monitor and the C.S.S. Virginia (Merrimack).

Travel with us and explore Civil War Trails along the coast of southern Virginia. Visit the plantations, forts, shipyards, and museums that are significant to this era of our Nation’s history.

Arrive and meet our full time Escort. Visit the historic sites and attractions in and around our Nation’s Capital. Stop at the Lincoln Memorial where the Gettysburg Address is etched in stone. Visit Arlington National Cemetery. The former plantation of Robert E. Lee has become the most sacred ground in The United States. See the Civil War exhibits in the National Museum of American History. Tour battlefields, forts, museums, historic homes, and buildings related to the war. We’ll visit Manassas, Spotsylvania, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, the Wilderness, Stratford Hall, Richmond, Petersburg, Sayler’s Creek, Appomattox Courthouse, The Shenandoah Valley, Natural Bridge, Lexington, New Market, Winchester, Harper’s Ferry, and Gettysburg. We’ve planned enjoyable meals, entertainment, and much more. Join us as we travel from the Capital of The United States to the Capital of the Confederacy circling through Virginia, heading for Gettysburg, where families from both sides held their breath waiting for news from the battlefront.

More major Civil War battles were fought in Virginia than any other state. The physical geography of Virginia affected where the armies marched, where they camped, and where they fought. The war made a lot of ordinary places in Virginia traditionally “hallowed”. We’ll visit battlefields, museums, and other historically significant sites relating to the Civil War. Our tour includes Fredericksburg, Richmond, the upper Shenandoah Valley, New Market, Winchester, and Manassas. “All Aboard” and explore the Civil War in Virginia.