Civil War Maps

	Civil War Maps
	$20.00	Antietam The Series All three major phases of this telling battle Antietam remains one of the bloodiest battles in US history. More than 22 thousand Americans fell that day. The three main phases of the battle comprise the Series. Hand drawn - full color maps with a profile of the key portion of the battlefield. Through these profiles one can learn and understand what the ground commander had to face - why, for example, could a smaller force of Confederates hold off a much larger Union force at the Lower Bridge. Printed on textured, archival heavy-weight paper. When framed, are suitable for hanging or display anywhere.

	Measures "17x22" $10.00	Antietam - The Cornfield September 17, 1862 1st Phase of the Battle 22"x17" The Union objective was a plateau east of the Dunker Church. When the first Union forces, under Gen. Duryea, cleared the North Woods, they came under a scything fire from Confederate artillery posted near the Dunker Church and from their right flank by 14 guns planted on Nicodemus Hill by J.E.B. Stuart. more…

	Measures "17x22" $10.00	Antietam - Sunken Road or Bloody Lane September 17, 1862 2nd Phase of the Battle Union forces under General French and General Richardson approached the Confederate center through the fields and pastures of the Mumma and Roulette farms. In a sunken farm lane, south of Mumma and Roulette, from right to left, the 26th, 12th, 3rd, 5th, and 6th Alabama under General Rodes and the 2nd, 14th, 4th, and 30th North Carolina under General Anderson awaited the Union onslaught. more…

	Measures 17"x23" $10.00	Lower Bridge or Burnside's Bridge September 17, 1862 3rd Phase of the Battle Union forces under General Burnside, approach from the north. Two companies of the 11th Ohio made a half-hearted probe on the bridge and were easily repelled. The 11th Connecticut assaulted and managed to gain the east bank of the creek, south of the bridge, before being forced back with heavy losses. more…
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	Measures 11"x20" $10.00	Mosby Map Mosby's Area OF Operations Beautiful reprint of orignal 1864 map of the area dominated by John S. Mosby during the Civil War. Measures.
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