Chancellorsville Virtual Tour
Kris White and Dan Davis from the American Battlefield Trust are joined by Chris Mackowski from Emerging Civil War for a Virtual Tour of the Chancellorsville battlefield. They take us back to April and May of 1863 and highlight the battlefield where the first day’s action occurred, and where the Trust has saved threatened land with our members’ help. Our historians will also discuss Stonewall Jackson’s famous flank attack of May 2, 1863. That march initiated the Confederate offensive, carrying them north across the Potomac and to Gettysburg culminating in Pickett’s Charge.
Learn more: Battle of Chancellorsville
Browse by chapter in this video
1:14
1:14
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Introduction
10:22
10:22
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First Day at Chancellorsville
17:52
17:52
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Preserving the Chancellorsville Battlefield
24:46
24:46
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Hooker Has All the Cards
39:06
39:06
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Attacking the Union Right Flank
48:42
48:42
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Flank Attack and Second Phase of the Battle
54:56
54:56
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Stuart Rises
59:52
59:52
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End Game
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Battle Facts
Spotsylvania County, VA | April 30, 1863
Result: Confederate Victory
Estimated Casualties
30,764
Union
17,304
17,304
Confed.
13,460
13,460