Three Medals Of Honor, Battle Of New Market Heights, September 29, 1864

Three Medals Of Honor, Battle Of New Market Heights, September 29, 1864350 Signed Numbered Overall: 31. 25" x 24. 25" Image: 27" x 20" $225. 00 This haunting image by master historical artist Don Troiani depicts what is arguably the most important day in African American military history. The Battle of New Market Heights, fought on Thursday September 29, 1864 on the outskirts of the Confederate capital of Richmond, Virginia, showcased the fighting prowess of African American Union soldiers (known as United States Colored

Order to join Greene's Southern Army in February 1781

Going to do more with the smoke but as some will go over figures it can't be until they are done

suffering and danger being immortalized by the illustrious appellation of the patriot army

North America 1775-76

replaced the leather cap first adopted in 1808 as regimental headgear

& transporting the Stores--Cannon &ca

The 6th would sustain a 57% casualty rate at New Market Heights

After the smoke cleared that cold winter’s evening

of the 288 carried into the fight

composed of both British Provincial soldiers and Loyalist or “Tory” militia

the British push forward in a third attempt to storm the American position on Breed's Hill

10th Legion