Civil War Battlefields - Monocacy

Early's Raid and Operations Against the B&O Railroad [June - August 1864]

       
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An over view of the area where the two armies first met.  Union skirmishers stopped the Confederate advance down the Washington Pike, just visible here on the left of the picture.  The fields ahead (on the right of the Pike) made up the Best farm, where Confederate artillery unlimbered and bombarded the Union troops holding the bridge over the river. (Click here for a larger picture.)

The monument commemorating the Southern troops stands here, as well as a white plaque marking this location as where Lee's lost order number 191 was found, during the earlier Antietam campaign.
Close up of the monument.
A monument commemorating the centenary of the battle.
A close-up view of that monument.
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