Results for Spotsylvania Campaign
Spotsylvania Campaign
May 12-13, 1864. This line of earthworks, the remains of w...
Spotsylvania Campaign
Union Gen. G.K. Warren's V Corps occupied this line in the...
Spotsylvania Campaign
May 9-14, 1864. The village of Spotsylvania Court House, t...
Spotsylvania Campaign
May 12, 1864. From this point the trenches of the Confeder...
Results for Spotsylvania Campaign
Spotsylvania Campaign
May 12-13, 1864. This line of earthworks, the remains of which run eastward through the woodland, was built across the base of the Confederate "Mule Shoe" during the Federal attacks against the Salient. As the weary Confederates held their enemies ...
Spotsylvania Campaign
Union Gen. G.K. Warren's V Corps occupied this line in the early phases of the Spotsylvania operations. Despite hard fighting, Warren could not break the Confederate line on this front. During the dark and rainy night of May 13, 1864, ...
Spotsylvania Campaign
May 9-14, 1864. The village of Spotsylvania Court House, two miles farther down the Brock Road, became of utmost temporary importance, since it now protected Lee's communications with Richmond. As the Confederates threw up earthworks around the village, the Federals ...
Spotsylvania Campaign
May 12, 1864. From this point the trenches of the Confederate Salient run southward. This road continues westward along a secondary line which was held by Gordon's Division. Gordon's line tied into the east face of the Salient here, where ...