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Doug's History Blog

Doug shares his history knowledge, thoughts, and TRAVELS! Mostly American history…

Posts tagged Robert E. Lee
Road Trip! Fredericksburg, North Anna, Richmond & Lexington, VA!
Road Trip! Fredericksburg, North Anna, Richmond & Lexington, VA!

This roadtrip ended up being a pretty deep dive into some directions Doug didn’t anticipate… an odyssey through Virginia back in 2019 with battlefields, capitol buildings, university campuses, museums and discussions of monuments… come along!

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Battlefields, Road TripsDoug CohenM10 SocialFredericksburg, North Anna, Richmond Virginia, Richmond, Lexington Virginia, Lexington, Antietam, Bloody Lane, Slaughter Pen, John Pelham, Jerry Maxwell, Robert E. Lee, Ulysses S. Grant, Stonewall Jackson, VMI, Virginia Military Institute, Washington and Lee University, Monument Avenue, Lost Cause, Tony Horowitz, Civil War, Civil War History, Civil War Battlefields, Civil War Sites, Civil War Virginia, American Battlefield Trust, North Anna Battlefield, James Ledlie, Ambrose Burnside, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Barbara Johns, Civil Rights, Richmond Capitol Building, Moses Jacob Ezekiel, M10 Social, Doug Cohen, Doug's History BlogComment
A Visit to D.C.! Manassas National Battlefield and much more...
A Visit to D.C.! Manassas National Battlefield and much more...

A whirlwind trip in and out of D.C. for Doug - it had been wayyyyy too long and 7 hours at Mannassas National Battlefield was epic - a total immersion of studying the battle along with some sites in the city!

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Road Trips, BattlefieldsDoug CohenM10 SocialManassas National Battlefield, Battle of Bull Run, Battle of 2nd Bull Run, General John Pope, Stonewall Jackson, Robert E. Lee, J.E.B. Stuart, National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Eisenhower National Memorial, MLK National Memorial, Washington D.C., George Washington, American History, American Presidents, Doug Cohen, Doug's History Blog, M10 Social, Frameable Faces Photography, America, Civil War History, Civil War, Civil War Battlefields, American Battlefield Trust, National Park ServiceComment