This multipart series covers the period from the Battle of Cedar Mountain to Second Manassas. It begins with Robert E. Lee sending Stonewall Jackson to Louisa Court House and ends with the defeat of Union General John Pope at the Battle of Second Manassas. These events occurred in July and August 1862 and cover the activities of the short lived Union Army of Virginia.
Friends of Cedar Mountain Information Center
Cedar Mountain- Sites Not on the Battlefield Walking Trails
Richard Snowden Andrews a Medical Miracle
Clara Barton at Cedar Mountain- the first time she aids soldiers on a battlefield
The First Battle of Rappahannock Station
Jackson’s March Around Pope to Bristoe Station
The Battle of Bull Run Bridge- August 27, 1862
Adam Worth, Sherlock Holmes and Professor Moriarity
The First Battle of Bristoe Station (Kettle Run) and the Bristoe Station Battlefield Heritage Park
The Battle of Thoroughfare Gap- August 28, 1862
The Battle at Brawner Farm- Day 1 Second Manassas (August 28, 1862)
The Groveton Confederate Cemetery
The Only Surviving Building from the Village of Groveton- the Lucinda Dogan House
First and Second Manassas- the Henry Hill Visitor’s Center (Part 1)
First and Second Manassas- the Henry Hill Visitor Center (Part 2)
Second Manassas, Day 2 (August 29, 1862)
Second Manassas, Day 3 (August 30, 1862)- Part 1- Porter’s Attack
Second Manassas, Day 3 (August 30, 1862)- Part 2- Longstreet’s Counter-attack
The Battle of Chantilly (Ox Hill)- September 1, 1862
Clara Barton at Second Manassas
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