confederate claimed victory at the first battle of bull run.
confederate claimed victory at the first battle of bull run.
who claimed victory at the first battle of bull run?
confederate
part of the site of the battle is now manassas national battlefield park. located north of manassas, in prince william county, virginia, it preserves the site of two major american civil war battles: the first battle of bull run on july 21, 1861, and the second battle of bull run which was fought between august 28 and august 30, 1862 (also known as the first battle of manassas and the second battle of manassas, respectively). the peaceful virginia countryside bore witness to clashes between the armies of the north (union) and the south (confederacy), and it was there that confederate general thomas j. jackson acquired his nickname "stonewall." the civil war trust (a division of the american battlefield trust) and its partners have acquired and preserved of the second battle of bull run battlefield in more than 10 transactions since 2000.
second battle of bull run
bullet::::- battle of bull run: battle maps, photos, history articles, and battlefield news (civil war trust)









































bullet::::- "map of the battles of bull run, 1861", prepared by army engineer, national archives and record administration, at world digital library









































bullet::::- manassas national battlefield park website









































bullet::::- "first battle of manassas: an end to innocence", a national park service teaching with historic places (twhp) lesson plan









































bullet::::- "harper's weekly" 1861 report on the battle of bull run









































bullet::::- civil war home website on first bull run









































bullet::::- animated history of the first battle of bull run









































bullet::::- firstbullrun.co.uk
first battle of bull run