Jackson's Shenandoah Valley Campaign

In spring 1862, as a diversionary tactic to prevent Union forces led by General Irwin McDowell from reinforcing General George McClellan's siege of Richmond, confederate troops led by General Stonewall Jackson, battle with Union forces in the Shenandoah Valley, forcing Union troops to guard Washington and northern Virginia. - AsNotedIn



Locations
Participants

Timeline

Y/M/D Description Place
1862/00/00 Thomas J Jackson Headquarters, Winchester
1862/04/00 General Jackson and 15,000 men camp at Jonathan Peale's House Jonathan Peale House, Harrisonburg

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