Battle of Bristoe Station, Bristoe Campaign, Prince William County, Virginia

The Bristoe Campaign Of The U.S. Civil War

Hamilton Historical Records

The Bristoe Campaign was a series of battles faught in Prince William County, Virginia, during the U.S. Civil War, from October to November 1863. One of the battles within the campaign was the Battle of Bristoe Station.

Map of the Battle of Bristoe Station.

Author’s Note:

The Battles of First and Second Bull Run were the two other major battles that took place in Prince William County, Virginia.

Published by Hamilton Historical Records

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