Berkeley Springs Expedition amish But times riding alone with

But times riding alone with Anna were moments that Stonewall Jackson would cherish for the rest of his life

The alarm had been sounded all over the country

Miraculously the army was able to cover another 7 miles and camped at Unger’s Store

Union troops spared the town’s homes and properties and focused their destruction on the railroad as it was helpful to the Confederate war effort

Berkeley Springs Expedition amish But times riding alone withBerkeley Springs Expedition General Stonewall Jackson & Lt. Colonel Turner Ashby Warm Springs, Morgan County Western Virginia January 4, 1862 General Stonewall Jackson had a number of goals he wanted to accomplish during his January 1st 1862 expedition to several towns under the occupation of Federal troops in western Virginia. Jacksons main priority was the defense of the Shenandoah Valley. As such he would need to clear out the Federal garrison in