Route of the Army of the Valley from Pendleton County to the Battle of Winchester
1863
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This map illustrates "the pursuit of the enemy" during Stonewall Jackson's Valley Campaign. The red line shows the route of Jackson's "Army of the Valley" through Shenandoah Valley, from Franklin in Pendleton County (now part of West Virginia) on May 15, 1862, to Winchester, through June 25, 1862. Drawn by Jedediah Hotchkiss, the map also shows topography, rivers, roads, railroads, and towns.
The back reads "TJ Jackson's report." It is one of several maps created by the Confederate States of America that were acquired by the U.S. War Department by capture or surrender during the Civil War, or by donation or purchase after the War.
The back reads "TJ Jackson's report." It is one of several maps created by the Confederate States of America that were acquired by the U.S. War Department by capture or surrender during the Civil War, or by donation or purchase after the War.
This primary source comes from the War Department Collection of Confederate Records.
National Archives Identifier: 70653182
Full Citation: Map VA-10; Map of the Route of the Army of the Valley from Pendleton County to the Battle of Winchester; 1863; Virginia; Confederate Maps, 1861 - 1876; War Department Collection of Confederate Records, Record Group 109; National Archives at College Park, College Park, MD. [Online Version, https://www.docsteach.org/documents/document/army-of-valley-route, March 27, 2025]Rights: Public Domain, Free of Known Copyright Restrictions. Learn more on our privacy and legal page.