Shenandoah Valley Campaigns: The Battles

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Lynchburg Campaign [May-June 1864]
• New Market
• Piedmont
• Lynchburg

Early's Raid and Operations Against the B&O Railroad [June-August 1864]
• Monocacy
• Fort Stevens
• Cool Spring
• Rutherford's Farm
• Kernstown II 
• Folck's Mill
• Moorefield

Sheridan's Valley Campaign [August-October 1864]
• Guard Hill
• Summit Point
• Smithfield Crossing 
• Berryville 
• Opequon 
• Fisher's Hill 
• Tom's Brook 
• Cedar Creek 

"The weather was very cold and we were thinly clad in the clothes we had worn all summer. We had no underwear or socks and our shoes were badly worn." Private John H. Stewart, Infantry Regiment, Thomas' Legion, while campaigning in the Shenandoah Valley Campaigns of 1864

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