Wreaths Across America at Andersonville National Cemetery 2024
Wreaths Across America at Andersonville National Cemetery. Annual ceremony to occur on Saturday, December 14, 2024.
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2024-12-02
1 STORIES2024-09-09
1 STORIESAndersonville NHS Presents Special Evening Program for POW/MIA Recognition Day
Andersonville National Historic Site will host a evening event on September 20, 2024, to honor Prisoners of War and those Missing in Action. The event includes interpretive programs, a panel discussion featuring former POW Wayne Waddell and SERE school commander Major Nicholas Barwikowski, and will be live streamed on the park’s Facebook page for virtual attendees
Official NPS source2024-07-31
1 STORIESGAOA
Andersonville National Historic Site Addresses Deferred Maintenance Thanks to the Great American Outdoors Act
Official NPS source2024-06-20
1 STORIESAnnouncement of 30-Day Public Review and Comment Period: Fire Management Plan
Andersonville National Historic Site (ANDE) is initiating civic engagement period to update its long-term Fire Management Plan (FMP) by inviting the public to a Question/Answer session.
Official NPS source2023-12-05
1 STORIESWreaths Across America at Andersonville National Cemetery
Press release announcing annual Wreaths Across America event at Andersonville National Cemetery.
Official NPS source2023-10-23
1 STORIES2023 Civil War Weekend at Andersonville National Historic Site
Press release announcing 2023 Civil War Weekend at Andersonville National Historic Site and the schedule of events. The guest speaker for the event is Dr. Ryan K. McNutt.
Official NPS source2023-09-18
1 STORIESMilitary Passes to Federal Recreation Areas Now Available at Andersonville National Historic Site
On September 9, 2023, staff from Andersonville National Historic Site attended the rededication of the National Infantry Museum’s monument to the Global War on Terrorism at Fort Moore, in Columbus, Georgia, where hey distributed the new Lifetime Military passes to Gold Star family members and to the many veterans who were also in attendance. In addition, the rangers distributed the annual Active Duty passes to current soldiers, many of whom were fresh out of basic training and on a 48-hour pass before beginning further specialized training at Fort Moore. Andersonville National Historic Site now offers both the Lifetime Military pass for veterans and Gold Star families and the Annual Active-Duty Military pass at the National POW Museum.
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