Campaign Timeline
The battles of the Gettysburg Campaign were fought in the following sequence; they are described in the context of logical, sometimes overlapping divisions of the campaign.
| Action | Dates | Section of campaign |
|---|---|---|
| Battle of Brandy Station | June 9, 1863 | Brandy Station |
| Second Battle of Winchester | June 13–15 | Winchester |
| Battle of Aldie | June 17 | Hooker's pursuit |
| Battle of Middleburg | June 17–19 | Hooker's pursuit |
| Battle of Upperville | June 21 | Hooker's pursuit |
| Skirmish of Sporting Hill | June 30 | Invasion of Pennsylvania |
| Battle of Hanover | June 30 | Stuart's ride |
| Battle of Gettysburg | July 1–3 | Gettysburg |
| Battle of Carlisle | July 1 | Stuart's ride |
| Battle of Hunterstown | July 2 | Stuart's ride |
| Battle of Fairfield | July 3 | Retreat |
| Battle of Monterey Pass | July 4–5 | Retreat |
| Battle of Williamsport | July 6–16 | Retreat |
| Battle of Boonsboro | July 8 | Retreat |
| Battle of Funkstown | July 10 | Retreat |
| Battle of Manassas Gap | July 23 | Retreat |
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