The American Revolution
- Siege of Boonesborough, Kentucky . . . September 17, 1778
- Vincennes, Indiana . . . February 23-25, 1779
- Kings Mountain, North Carolina . . . October 7, 1780
- Cowpens, South Carolina . . . January 17, 1781
- Guildford Court House, North Carolina . . . March 15, 1781
- Siege of Yorktown, Virginia . . . September, 28- October 17, 1781
The War of 1812
- Burning of Washington (White House and U.S. Capitol Building), Washington DC . . . August 24, 1814
- Fort McHenry (Battle of Baltimore), Maryland . . . September 13-14, 1814
The Civil War
- Fort Sumter, South Carolina . . . April 12-13, 1861
- Rowletts Station, Kentucky . . . December 7, 1861
- Mill Springs, Kentucky . . . January 19, 1862
- Hampton Roads (Monitor and Virginia), Virginia . . . March 8-9, 1862
- Yorktown, Virginia . . . April 5, 1862
- Munfordville, Kentucky . . . September 14-17, 1862
- Antietam, Maryland . . . September 17, 1862
- Corinth, Mississippi . . . October 3-4, 1862
- Perryville, Kentucky . . . October 8, 1862
- First Battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia . . . December 11-15, 1862
- Stones River, Tennessee . . . December 31, 1862 - January 2, 1863
- Chancellorsville, Viginia . . . April 30 - May 6, 1863
- Second Battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia . . . May 3, 1863
- Tullahoma Campaign, Tennessee . . . June 24 - July 3, 1863
- Gettysburg, Pennsylvania . . . July 1-3, 1863
- Corydon, Indiana . . . July 9, 1863
- Chickamauga, Georgia . . . September 19-20, 1863
- Battles for Chattannoga, Tennessee (Orchard Knob . . . November 23, 1863, Lookout Mountain . . . November 24, 1863, Missionary Ridge . . . November 25, 1863)
- Ringgold Gap, Georgia . . . November 27, 1863
- Dalton, Georgia . . . February 22-27, 1864
- Wilderness, Virginia . . . May 5-7, 1864
- Todd's Tavern, Virginia . . . May 7, 1864
- Rocky Face Ridge, Georgia . . . May 8, 1864
- Spotsylvania Court House, Virginia . . . May 8-21, 1864
- Monocacy, Maryland . . . July 9, 1864
- Appomattox Court House, Virginia . . . April 9, 1865
6 comments:
That's fairly impressive for an American (regardless of age).
I told Dudeboy that I wasn't going to take him to many of the sites I have already been to . . . that way he will never catch up! HA! No Glorieta Pass or St Albans for him.
I keep meaning to take the Green Mountaineers to Youngland every time they come to town but I always forget.
Well, a selling point for Youngland is that it is an octagon house. What kid doesn't want to see an octagon house!
Malc,
You may have a future as a battlefield tour guide. WOW!! What a list! I'm jealous!
Victor the Vitriolic
well, you ain't whistling Dixie - the list makes my head spin.
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