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St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church
St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church was erected in 1894. It i...
Neabsco Iron Works
Situated along the nearby Neabsco Creek, the Neabsco Iron ...
Pegram's Battalion
Artillery Reserve - Hill's Corps
C.S.A.
Army o...
Bank of California
Historic Bank Site
On this site, the Virginia City A...
Zimmerman's Battery - Pegram's Battalion
Artillery Reserve - Hill's Corps
Army of Northern Vi...
Bartlett Leads the Way
Colonel Joseph J. Bartlett, the Commander of the Second Br...
Zebulon Bidwell
Captain 4th Company
Colonel Thaddeus Cook’s R...
The Battle of Richmond
August 29-30, 1862
In the summer of 1862 the Confede...
Bloody Knoll
This reconstruction is one of two small outworks that were...
Battle of Richmond
Phase One - Kingston
"The rebels had succeeded in ou...
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St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church
St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church was erected in 1894. It is the first Serbian Orthodox church built in the U.S. Rev. Sebastian Dabovich, first Priest in this parish. Born in S.F. & reared in nearby Plymouth. Inspired his people in ...
Neabsco Iron Works
Situated along the nearby Neabsco Creek, the Neabsco Iron Works began operation by 1737. Directed by John Tayloe of Richmond County and succeeding family members, the ironworks evolved into a multifaceted antebellum industrial plantation, which included such activities as shipbuilding, ...
Pegram's Battalion
Artillery Reserve - Hill's Corps
C.S.A.
Army of Northern Virginia
Hill's Corps Artillery Reserve
Pegram's Battalion
Marye's, Crenshaw's, Zimmerman's, McGraw's
and Brander's Batteries
Ten Napoleons, Four 10 pounder Parrotts
Four 3 inch Rifles, Two 12 pounder Howizters
July 1-3 The Battalion was actively engaged on each of the three ...
Bank of California
Historic Bank Site
On this site, the Virginia City Agency of the Bank of California was established on September 6, 1864.
Here miners obtained the capital that financed the most spectacular boom in mining history. Nearly one billion dollars in gold and ...
Zimmerman's Battery - Pegram's Battalion
Artillery Reserve - Hill's Corps
Army of Northern Virginia
Hill's Corps Artillery Reserve
Pegram's Battalion Zimmerman's Battery
The Pee Dee Artillery
Four 3 inch Rifles
July 1 Three guns were in position on the ridge west of Herr's Tavern actively engaged and did effective service. The ...
Bartlett Leads the Way
Colonel Joseph J. Bartlett, the Commander of the Second Brigade of Franklin’s First Division, found himself in a curious position. As a brigade commander, Bartlett chose both the field across which Franklin’s Corps would attack and the formation for the ...
Zebulon Bidwell
Captain 4th Company
Colonel Thaddeus Cook’s Regiment
Connecticut Militia
Killed here in the Battle
of Saratoga
September 19, 1777
Erected by Bidwell Family Association
September 19, 1924
Marker can be reached from Park Tour Road, on the right when traveling north.
Courtesy hmdb.org
The Battle of Richmond
August 29-30, 1862
In the summer of 1862 the Confederacy took the offensive
Robert E. Lee's army advanced into Maryland. Sterling Price and Earl Van Dorn's armies marched toward Corinth, Mississippi. Braxton Bragg and Kirby Smith moved out of Tennessee and into ...
Bloody Knoll
This reconstruction is one of two small outworks that were built to provide forward protection for the much larger Balcarres Redoubt. The knoll derives its name from the many casualties suffered in this area during the fighting of October 7, ...
Battle of Richmond
Phase One - Kingston
"The rebels had succeeded in out flanking us, and we were now under a terrible cross-fire from three sides...while their batteries still played upon us with their deadly meteors." Lt. Col. James R. S. Cox, 16th Indiana
In ...