Second Battle of Winchester

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1863 American Civil War battle in the Gettysburg Campaign

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1863 — 1863 battleAmerican Civil WarUnited States of America

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Confederate earthworks at Fort Collier. Federal cavalry attacked from the left (north) late in the Battle of Third Winchester. (7721d6b4-5a65-407d-bfc4-7fa985ebc7a4)Confederate earthworks at Fort Collier. Federal cavalry attacked from the left (north) late in the Battle of Third Winchester. (7721d6b4-5a65-407d-bfc4-7fa985ebc7a4)
On the hill to the east stood West Fort. The Louisiana “Tigers” attacked across this field at Second Winchester, July 14th, 1863. (0e54c9f3-79c0-4a1c-be8f-c761cc75b283)On the hill to the east stood West Fort. The Louisiana “Tigers” attacked across this field at Second Winchester, July 14th, 1863. (0e54c9f3-79c0-4a1c-be8f-c761cc75b283)
Second Winchester MapSecond Winchester Map
Second winchester fortsSecond winchester forts
Sept. 19th. Crooks Corps storming to the fort. Battle of Opequon- 2nd battle of Winchester LCCN2004660831Sept. 19th. Crooks Corps storming to the fort. Battle of Opequon- 2nd battle of Winchester LCCN2004660831
Sketch of the second battle of Winchester, June 13th, 14th, and 15th, 1863 LOC 2005625062Sketch of the second battle of Winchester, June 13th, 14th, and 15th, 1863 LOC 2005625062
Star Fort today, showing perimeter earthworks. (63aa9653-b732-4032-b7f2-242e40dcc1ae)Star Fort today, showing perimeter earthworks. (63aa9653-b732-4032-b7f2-242e40dcc1ae)
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imageConfederate earthworks at Fort Collier. Federal cavalry attacked from the left (north) late in the Battle of Third Winchester. (7721d6b4-5a65-407d-bfc4-7fa985ebc7a4)Wikimedia
imageOn the hill to the east stood West Fort. The Louisiana “Tigers” attacked across this field at Second Winchester, July 14th, 1863. (0e54c9f3-79c0-4a1c-be8f-c761cc75b283)Wikimedia
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imageSept. 19th. Crooks Corps storming to the fort. Battle of Opequon- 2nd battle of Winchester LCCN20046608311864Wikimedia
imageSketch of the second battle of Winchester, June 13th, 14th, and 15th, 1863 LOC 20056250621863Wikimedia
imageStar Fort today, showing perimeter earthworks. (63aa9653-b732-4032-b7f2-242e40dcc1ae)2022Wikimedia