Nash Farm Battlefield museum to close after commissioner requests removal of Confederate flags

The Nash Farm Battlefield Museum, located at 100 Babbs Mill Road in Hampton, plans to close June 1. (Photo from Nash Farm Battlefield Museum website).

HAMPTON — Nash Farm Battlefield and Museum announced on Tuesday plans to close the museum, apparently after Henry County District 2 Commissioner Dee Clemmons requested they remove their Confederate flags from display at the property.

The museum property, owned by Henry County, housed a large artifact collection, period clothing exhibits, and history of the Nash Farm and family from the Civil War era battles that were fought on the site.

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