the battle of cold harbor took place at cold harbor.
the battle of cold harbor took place at cold harbor.
where did the battle of cold harbor take place?
cold harbor
bullet::::- cold harbour, monmouthshire, near usk









































section::::places.:united states.









































bullet::::- cold harbor, virginia, united states









































bullet::::- cold harbor national cemetery, at the site of the "battle of cold harbor"









































section::::places.:fictional locations.









































bullet::::- coldharbour, the town in "the silver sequence" young adult fantasy novels









































bullet::::- coldharbour, a plane of oblivion (realm) of molag bal in the elder scrolls video game series









































section::::other uses.









































bullet::::- battle of cold harbor, american civil war; a battle near mechanicsville, virginia, csa









































bullet::::- "coldharbour lane" (song), a 1982 song by tom robinson on the album "cabaret '79"









































bullet::::- coldharbour recordings, a sublabel of armada music
coldharbour
the battle was fought in central virginia, in what is now mechanicsville, over the same ground as the battle of gaines's mill during the seven days battles of 1862. some accounts refer to the 1862 battle as the first battle of cold harbor, and the 1864 battle as the second battle of cold harbor. union soldiers were disturbed to discover skeletal remains from the first battle while entrenching. cold harbor was not a port city, despite its name. rather, it described two rural crossroads named for the cold harbor tavern (owned by the isaac burnett family) which provided shelter (harbor) but not hot meals. old cold harbor stood two miles east of gaines's mill, and new cold harbor a mile southeast. both were approximately northeast of richmond, capital of the confederacy. from these crossroads, the union army was positioned to receive reinforcements sailing up the pamunkey river, and could attack either the confederate capital or its army of northern virginia.
battle of cold harbor