Union Army of The Shenandoah - Notable Battles

Notable Battles

  • July 2, 1861: Battle of Falling Waters (Patterson)
  • May 25, 1862: First Battle of Winchester (Banks)
  • September 19, 1864: Third Battle of Winchester (Battle of Opequon) (Sheridan)
  • September 20 – September 21: Battle of Fisher's Hill (Sheridan)
  • October 9: Battle of Tom's Brook (Sheridan)
  • October 19: Battle of Cedar Creek (Wright, Sheridan)
  • April, 1865: Appomattox Campaign (Torbert)

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