Our second stop on Thursday was the monument to COLONEL (NOT Brigadier General) Francis Bartow on Henry Hill. There we spoke about the first monument on a Civil War battlefield (I think), the man in whose memory it was erected, as well as a little about the incidents surrounding the naming of “Stonewall” Jackson and his brigade. See here for a nice article on that by John Hennessy. You can also read more about the Bartow monument in the April 1991 issue of Blue & Gray Magazine (the one with friend Clark “Bud” Hall on the cover), in an article titled The Civil War’s First Monument: Bartow’s Marker at Manassas. Appearing in this video are Civil War Times editor Dana Shoaf and myself. The magazine’s director of photography Melissa Winn is behind the camera.
Anniversary Video with Civil War Times: Bartow Monument, 7/21/2021
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- Date : July 24, 2021
- Tags: Articles, Barnard Bee, Civil War Times, Civil War Times 7/21/2021, Dana Shoaf, Field Trips, Francis Bartow, Henry Hill, Manassas National Battlefield Park, Melissa Winn, Monuments, Stonewall Jackson
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