On to the Shenandoah! Print Style:Artist's Proof Archival Paper guns stalled in the mud—horses

guns stalled in the mud—horses and mules buried in the liquid mud

Steamboat Annapolis taking an early morning run on the Chesapeake Bay

had longed for the embrace of his wife Adelaide

The ironclad vessel was some 275 feet long and her beam measured in at 38 feet

General Stuart with 1500 cavalry men

On to the Shenandoah! Print Style:Artist's Proof Archival Paper guns stalled in the mud—horsesGen. Jackson at Front Royal, May 23, 1862 In May of 1862 Confederate troops under the command of General Thomas ]. Stonewall Jackson took part in one of the most brilliant military campaigns in American history, the Shenandoah Valley Campaign. During that time over seventeen thousand rebels marched more than six hundred miles to participate in four major engagements including the Battle of Front Royal. On May 23rd, Jacksons cavalry commander, General