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Second Manassas Campaign
New Baltimore, Virginia · Manassas Junction Operations
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Eight miles southeast at Bristoe, then called Bristoe Station, Major General Ambrose P. Hill's division of Major General Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson's corps destroyed the Orange and Alexandria Railroad bridges over Kettle Run and Broad Run on 27 Aug. 1862. The evening before, Jackson captured Bristoe Station, derailed three trains bound for Manassas Junction, and then, in a rare night attack, seized the huge Federal supply depot at the junction. When Union Major General John Pope's army approached from Warrenton the next day, Hill delayed it, burned the bridges, and then marched north with Jackson to the old First Manassas battleground.
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Photo: Craig Swain
Photo: Craig Swain
Photo: Craig Swain
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New Baltimore, Virginia · USA
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