Confederate General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson was shot by his own men at the Battle of Chancellorsville, and died 8 days later on May 10, 1863, in an outbuilding on a farm called Fairfield.

park historian at the Stonewall Jackson Shrine at Guinea Station, situated 70 miles southeast of Washington, told therawstory.com. At the Chancellorsville battlefield, about 60 miles from ...

This week in 1863, the celebrated Confederate General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson was returning from a nighttime reconnaissance ride near Chancellorsville, Virginia, when he was mistakenly shot by ...

"Stonewall" Jackson to have earned a doctorate ... visitor centers but relishes her time at the park's Stonewall Jackson Shrine in Caroline County, Va. There, the 5-foot, 92-pound youngster ...

“Stonewall” Jackson and the Confederate States of America ... signs on Interstate 95 identify the little house where he died as his “shrine.” There are also schools that bear his name ...

“Stonewall” Jackson and the Confederate States of America ... signs on Interstate 95 identify the little house where he died as his “shrine.” There are also schools that bear his name ...

The home in which he died was for many years known, without even a hint of irony, as the Stonewall Jackson Shrine; just last year the National Park Service finally changed the name to the ...

but she relishes her time at the park's Stonewall Jackson Shrine in Caroline County. There, the girl can share her vast knowledge of Jackson with visitors who often come in just one or two at a time.

Civil War anniversary: “Stonewall” Jackson won a key battle at Chancellorsville, but lost his life ...