U. S. Civil War Photographs - Richmond Va.

U. S. CIVIL WAR
PHOTOGRAPHS

RICHMOND VA. - OUTLYING AREA

A few photographs, taken 9-21-2003, reflecting Hurricane Isabel's visit

In 1998, the National Park Service gave me permission to use the Richmond National Battlefield map as an image map on this site. Since then I have completely redrawn the map, and, as a result, the map (below) should no longer be considered a National Park Service product. The National Park Service is not responsible for any errors and omissions (i.e., missing roads, etc.) on the redrawn map.

The current Richmond National Battlefield map, available from N.P.S. locations, (not the map I provide below) is more accurate and is certainly more readable.

Also, there is, below, a link to Robert E. Lee's reports on the seven-days battles (which are included in this section). It will give you a better perspective of the events of that period and General Lee's impression of them. I recommend you read his reports.

Robert F. Koch
March 9, 2010

ROBERT E LEE'S REPORT ON THE
1862 (SEVEN DAYS) BATTLES

GREATER RICHMOND AREA MAP

(To visit a single battlefield, click on its name on the map.
	*red*	*=1862 battles,*	*blue*	*=1864 battles.)*

Visit all of the 1862 or 1864 battlefields on this site.

PROCEDURE:
Click on the 1862 or 1864 link at the bottom of this page to start your tour. At each battlefield site you will find at the bottom of the last page on that site an image similar to this:
Clicking on the "Previous" link will take you back to the last battlefield you visited; The "Richmond Tour" link will return you to this page, and the "Next" link will take you forward to the next battlefield in the campaign. Clicking "Next" on the last battlefield will return you to this page.

To start the tour, select either 1862 or 1864 below: