News from Camp Blount

The Camp Blount Historic Site Association will welcome visitors to the annual Volunteer Days living history event in September. Students...

2023 marked the second Volunteer Days event at the Camp Blount Historical Site in Fayetteville, Tennessee. Building on the successes and...

While the War of 1812 has national significance, the event was exceptionally important to Tennessee. The conflict made Andrew Jackson a ...

The Camp Blount Historic Site Association was recently awarded a grant from the Tennessee Wars Commission to complete a Foundation Document.

Thanks to CBHSA fundraising efforts, membership support, and state/local funding, the new educational pavilion at Camp Blount is complete.

Students from Lincoln County High School are keeping the volunteer spirit alive at Camp Blount.

The volunteer spirit was alive in Fayetteville as a small army gathered at the Camp Blount Historic Site to plant some 116 eastern red c...

The CBHSA Board of Directors held a groundbreaking for the Camp Blount Historic Site on Friday, August 16, 2019.