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Welcome to Alamance Battleground 

Experience History like a Local

2026 Upcoming Adventures

Come to Alamance Battleground and experience North Carolina's pre-Revolutionary history.

Experience North Carolina's pre-revolutionary history at Alamance Battleground

Looking for something to do? Alamance Battleground offers a variety of activities, including trails, a self guided tour and outdoor exhibits. Bring your lunch to enjoy the great outdoors in the picnic area.

Allen House

Step back in time to the days of the American Revolution through a visit to this log dwelling built in 1780. 

Tours

View the field of battle where Governor Tryon commanded and the hillside where the Regulators stood.

Trails

Take a walk on one of our trails to enjoy nature while immersing yourself in our history.

Visitors Center

View colonial era and Allen House artifacts. Delve deeper into the battle by purchasing a book.

Alamance Wayside Kiosk

Visit the Wayside Kiosk across the highway from the visitors center to view a map of the battlefield and learn about the battle.

Book of Remembrance

The Book of Remembrance honors those who fought during the battle for the Regulators and the Militia.

Alamance America 250 Event
April 2026

Alamance Friends, Inc.

Alamance Battleground Friends, Inc is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the history of the Alamance Battleground. Our mission is to provide educational opportunities for visitors to learn about the events that took place on this historic site and their impact on the American Revolution. We offer tours, events, and membership opportunities to support our cause.

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"The only thing new in the world is the history you do not know."

Harry S. Truman

Contact us

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