Battle of Chancellorsville site photos


Chancellorsville Map Painting Battlefield sites marked by Craig Swain, Leesburg, VA	Union First Day Position Interpretive Markers Courtesy of Walter Kasperczyk, NY



(May 2004) The Chancellorsville Visitor Center was built in 1963 within a few yards of the spot where "Stonewall" Jackson was wounded. Photo by Brian Duckworth, NC



(May 2000) Site of Chancellorsville Inn Marker: Chancellorsville Campaign Photos by Billy Roberts, SC		(May 2000) Chancellorsville Inn in 1863 Billy Roberts, SC


(May 2000) Site where Gen. Thomas J. Jackson fell mortally wounded Markers: Jackson Monuments Marker 2 Photos by Billy Roberts, SC		(May 2000) Detail of monument in previous photo Photo by Billy Roberts, SC


(1980's) Enlarge Wounding of Jackson Photo by Mike Stroud, Bluffton, SC		(May 2014) Enlarge National Park Service Interpretive Marker: "Stonewall" Jackson's Arm Photo by Walter Kasperczyk, NY


(May 2014) Enlarge Ellwood Manor (circa 1790). Built by Tidewater, Virginia native, William Jones. Jones� daughter, Betty, inherited the 5,000-acre plantation in 1847. Confederate recovery hospital for six months following the Battle of Chancellorsville. Left arm of Stonewall Jackson buried in the family cemetery. Headquarters of Union Gen. Gouverneur K. Warren in 1864 Photo by Walter Kasperczyk, NY		(May 2014) Enlarge Ellwood Manor Photo by Walter Kasperczyk, NY

Photo Index
Catharine Furnace Chancellor Cemetery Chancellorsville Inn 2 3 4 Chandler House site Ellwood Manor Fairfield Plantation Fairview 2	Fairview House Guinea Station Hazel Grove 2 Jackson: Ambulance Route Jackson: Amputation Jackson: Death Jackson: Grave in Lexington, VA 2 3 4	Jackson: Last conference with Lee Jackson: Left Arm Burial Site 2 Jackson: March 2 Jackson: Shrine 2 3 Jackson: Wounded 2 Lee: Last conference with Jackson Lee: Renews the Attack