Virginia Winchester Battalion Artillery (Confederate)
1862-03-10
Organized - Virginia Winchester Battalion Artillery - Virginia
1862-05-25
Battle - First Winchester - Winchester, Virginia
Part of Jackson's Valley Campaign, the First Battle of Winchester took place May 24, 1862. The battle was huge victory for Jackson's troops and disrupted the Union's plans to take Richmond.READ MORE
1862-07-01
Battle - Malvern Hill - Henrico County, Virginia
On June 30th, the retreating Federal Army of the Potomac finally stopped at the James River at the end of seven days of fighting outside of Richmond.READ MORE
1862-08-28
Leadership Change - Division - Brigadier General William B. Taliaferro
Brigadier GeneralWilliam B. Taliaferro
1862-08-28
Battle - Second Bull Run - Prince William County, Virginia
After the early summer collapse of the Union Peninsula Campaign offensive to capture Richmond, Robert E. Lee sought to move his army north and threaten Washington DC before Union forces could regroup.READ MORE
1862-09-01
Leadership Change - Brigade - Major Lindsay M. Shumaker
MajorLindsay M. Shumaker
1862-09-01
Leadership Change - Division - Brigadier General William E. Starke
Brigadier GeneralWilliam E. Starke
1862-09-01
Battle - Chantilly - Fairfax County, Virginia
Confederate Maj. Gen. "Stonewall" Jackson hoped to cut off the Union retreat from Manassas the day after the Confederate victory at the second battle fought there. Jackson's wing of Lee's army made a wide, flanking march, screened by Maj. Gen. J.E.B. Stuart's cavalry, north and then east, to take the strategically important village of Germantown. There, Maj. Gen. John Pope's only two retreat routes to Washington - the Warrenton Pike and the Little River Turnpike - converged. On September 1st, beyond Chanti…READ MORE
1862-09-23
Mustered Out - Virginia Winchester Battalion Artillery - Virginia
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