A farm now occupies one of the places where the Battle of Unison took place. Virginia has made the Civil War battlefield eligible to be added to the National Register of Historic Places.

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This photo shows a hole said to be blasted in a farmhouse door during the Battle of Unison.

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A Quaker cemetery where both Union and Confederate soldiers were buried after the Battle of Unison.

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A soldier's scribbles mark the wall of the church-turned-military hospital where men were treated during the Battle of Unison.

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Chimneys are the only things standing from a pre-Civil War home that burned down during the Battle of Unison.

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Farmland now occupies the places where the Battle of Unison was fought during the Civil War.

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Horses stand on farmland which now occupies one of the places where the Battle of Unison was fought.

Photo: Jahi Chikwendiu, Washington Post