Belle Plain, Virginia. Camp Of 150th Pennsylvania Infantry (U.S. Civil War) Pint Glass 16oz

Belle Plain, Virginia is a historical site associated with the 150th Pennsylvania Infantry during the United States Civil War. Originally serving as a Confederate encampment prior to the Union's occupation, it became a significant base for the 150th Pennsylvania Infantry from August 1863 until the end of the conflict in April 1865. The camp was strategically located near the Potomac River, making it an essential position during the Union's defense against Confederate advancements. Nowadays, Belle Plain is recognized as a part of Virginia's rich Civil War history and attracts visitors interested in learning more about this pivotal period in American history.