The Peninsular Campaign - A Digital History Collection: The Peninsula Campaign took place during the American Civil War as a major Union operation in southeastern Virginia from March 1862 through July 1862. The first large-scale offensive, the campaign was head by Major General George B. McClellan and was an attempt to capture Richmond. While at first successful against Joseph E. Johnston, Robert E. Lee soon emerged and the campaign turned into a Union defeat.
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Photo detail: Fair Oaks, Va., vicinity of Horatio G. Gibson's C and G Batteries
Photo detail: Savannah, Ga., vicinity. Signal station on the Ogeechee at Fort McAllister
Photo detail: Yorktown, Virginia. Confederate battery. Magruder with 8-inch Columbiads. Federal transports in the river
Artwork detail: Wool's landing place at Ocean View
Artwork detail: The Mozart (40th N.Y.) and the Scott Life Guard (38th N.Y.) taking possession of the Red Redoubt
Artwork detail: Battle of Malvern Hill
Map detail: Battle of Malvern Hill
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- 45+ Articles (Journals, Magazines etc.)
- 180+ Photos & artwork. Peninsular Campaign - Photo and artwork gallery
- 80+ Maps. The Peninsular Campaign - Map gallery
- 150+ Books in PDF format.
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