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NEW COLD HARbOR \ Introduction
The Richmond Civil War Centennial Committee presents this folio of maps as its contribution to the Centennial of the Battle of Cold Harbor. The Cold Harbor Campaign began on 31 May 1864, and lasted until 13 June. But the fiercest fighting took place 1 June to 3 June. The Army of the Potomac now under General Grant (110,000) men and the Army of Northern Vir ginia under General Lee (5 8,000 men), had opposed each other in many battles for nearly three years. This engagement was the beginning of the end for the Confederacy, and the last in which the Army of Northern Virginia fought its adversary to a standstill. It was one of the few great engagements in which Lee had no reserves. He had put every man in his army into action. In the bitterly cold winter of 1863-64, the two armies faced each other along a line running generally westwardly from Fredericksburg to Gordonsville on either side of the Rapidan River. In March 1864, General Ulysses S. Grant was put in charge of the Union forces and proceeded southwardly. In May he crossed the Rapidan and w as, in the Battle of the W ilderness, abruptly turned in direction. Thereafter Grant always extended his left in an attempt to turn the right flank of Lee. From the Wilderness Grant went to Spotsylvania Court House, where he was again met by Lee, from there to the North Anna River [ Battle of North Anna] , then down the river and across the Pamunkey River at Hanovertown. Grant continued to extend his left, keeping in touch with navigable water with its advantages of transportation and mobility. Upon crossing the Pamunkey, he pushed southwardly to the important crossroads at Cold Harbor, where two years previously McClellan and Lee fought the Battle of Gaines' Mill [27 June 1862], about eight miles northeast from Richmond. Lee's advance cavalry reached Cold Harbor only a few minutes ahead of Grant's. The battle lines were formed, and for the fourth time in 30 days Grant attacked, continuing his campaign of attri tion. Again he was prepared to take fearful losses. These maps show troop movements from 31 May to 13 June, when Grant successfully withdrew his whole army from the front lines and crossed the James River. The maps themselves tell the story of Cold Harbor. Unlike the "decisive" battles of Vicksburg, Gettysburg, or Nashville, Cold Harbor did not end a campaign. But it saved Richmond for the Confederacy for almost another year. And indeed, Cold Harbor was one of the most sanguinary battles of the war. The two major armies faced each other on a relatively narrow front; in one small sector of that front, some 7,000 Union soldiers fell within 30 min utes . The Richmond Civil War Centennial Committee has based these contemporary interpretive maps on an original set prepared by the National Park Service, Department of the Interior, and thanks the National Park Service for making the master maps available to u s. We express our appreciation to Richmond's City Manager, Horace H. Edwards, and to Director of Public Works Robert S. Hopson for their approval of this undertaking; and we particularly wish to commend the work of the staff of the Division of Preliminary En gineering, Department of Public Works, City of Richmond, who delineated the maps in this folio: Chester Gratz William S. Pregnall Mrs. Lela R. Pizzuto William W. Stillwagon
Library of Congress catalog card MAP 6 4 15
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ADAPTED FROM THE MASTER PLAN P R E P A R E D BY RICHMOND NATIONA.L THE FIELD PIECES MANNED BY THE CANNONEERS OP BATTLEFIELD PARK NELSON'S, HARDAWAY'S, HASKALLS, W U SER'S, CABELL'S, READS, LANE'S, RICHARDSON'S, MclNTOSH'S ANDPEGRAM'S ARTILLERY ©VTTAUONS EMPLACED ALONG THE CONF6D - U.S DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC w o r k s , CITY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA AMD RICHMOND CIVIL WAR CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE - 1964- 'U 'h t © R i c h m o n d » LEGE.ND CUTS HAW'S ART' I T I O N U fa T Hfc OWO|««6» vv A ys /■ WlltOM , FBRRCRO/ OLD CHURCH HETW'S DIVISION!. \ PT T ^lOt/O fro BuRNSl DE) MOTEL U N IO N COMFE DE RAT E AFTER BEING RELIEVED o f GUARDING 0 & O \ WILSON'S DIVISION BlVOUACKS AT LINNEYVS ______THE RIGHT FLANK BY ONE OF WILSON'S NEARLY ON **^E MORNING OF THE 3RD- > 5 z POTTIR *T io.oo a + * il» n IS ORDERED t o maw'* » mop. XXX CORPS DIVISION A BRI GADE RE GtMENT * rife BATTALION rib rib CAVA LR Y a a ARTILLERY1. UN LI MSI RID =_ £. LIMBERED +— PICKSTS/SKIRMISHIS X X X X X ooooo ABATI S ffTT HEADQUARTERS m . CAMP SITES AAA AAA INTERMEDIATE POST ■ ■ EL0 TROOP A\OVEA\ENTS ACTION NON BATTLE ACTION — mi RETREATING FORCES — 4 ^ WHEATON'S TROOPS OR OUTPOSTS, BUT ARE *»PDLS1Q/'S v iT M _ , L O S S E S WHEN TWEY T R Y T b ^ A * H * Y ''1 « R S MAW'S MAW UME OF RESISTAN CE. AT 7 : o 6 AM A PORTION OF GRANT'S BRIGADE R llili'feS SOME OF WMfiA- sJ^N 'S UNITS. I \ tEFTSITe. H E W c Y%7A BRECKINRIDGE _ M&INTOSH'S ARTY. Z JUNE 3, 1664 FROM MIDNIGHT UNTIL NOON ^ *A*'*SS^ o TROOP MOVEMENT MAP - COLD HARBOR MEW o THE FIELD PIECES MANNED BY THE CANNONEERS SKIRMISHERS OF NELSON'S,HARDAWAY'S,HASKELL'S, WUGER'S, W V D 6 E D R IV E N |N. ADAPTED FROM THE. MASTER PLAN Ca b e l l 's , R e a d ’s , l a n e 's , Ric h a r d s o n 's , m e im t o s h 'S, AND PEGRAH'S ARTILLERY BATTALIONS EMPLACED P R E P A R E D 6.Y RICHMOND NATIONAL ALONG THE CONFEDERATE MAIN LINE OF RESISTANCE. BATTLEFIELD PARK U.$. 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MclNTOSH'S BRIGADE PICKETS THE COUNTRYSIDE FROM L EGEND WARREN'S RIGHT FLANK TO s MISSION )$| ^ PAM UNKEY RIVER. CONF|P|RATl TUN STALL'S STATION-► SWCITZER MAlK S S A 5 MASsI 6» 6-V . __ ARMY FORCED RECONAISSANCt V* HAOY GROVE CHURCH DOWN SHACY GROVE ^ 4 u$. <|<£)fr \ D . I N.Y. S«-— * . A* COH PS D IV IS IO N » B R I G A D E REGIMENT A BATTALION» A CAVALRY ARTILLERY I. UNLIMMRID 2.. L IM B E R E D PICKETS/SKIRMISHES X X X X X ooooo AB ATIS T T t 1 H* ffTf HEADQUARTERS CAMP SITES AAA A A A INTERMEDIATE POST K PS TROOP MOVEMENTS BATTLE ACTION — NON BATTLE ACTION — — + — RETREATING PORCES — M R o a d s I n S a m e L o c a t i o n A s I n ISSA TO WHITE MOUSE—^ JUNE 5,1564 TROOP MOVEMENT MAP-COLD MAR&0R ADAPTED FROM THE MASTER PLAN TH» FIELD PIECES MANNEDD B Y .THE CAMMOM- AYS, HASKALL'J, P R E P A R E D BY RICHMOND NATIONAL k v u e h 9, uk y, LANE Si RICHARD- SON'S.HS& MCINTOSH'S ’¿i'&rLh. AND VBSS&X* PE GRAM 'S ARTILLERY BATTLEFIELD PARK BATTALIONS EMPLACED ALONG THE CON FEDERATE MAIN LINE OF RESISTANCE.. U.S. DEPARTMENT £>F THE INTERIOR NATIONAL. PARK SE.RV1C& DEPARTMENT '/A. 'h. M i . AfelNTOtM'» » R l$ADfc’ L i n n e t ' s - SWfcRlDA.NI TRA W ^PtRS * ^^TnTftUnrrw to-V a U| H i-» £*. H. • *•'>*«, " i l , ~ ‘ FERRERÒ CONCENTRATE* H i* WVI-SION AT OU) CHURCH AND FORTI Fl 6S THAT POSITION. O IV I SlOfsJ (615, EARLY* 5 LIN E OP ADVANCE . COMMOMATe APTH.LBRV a PICKET' o w r To k o F R O M B URNS IDE'S RVÜMT TO L I N N E fs A RT I LLERV I. (INUM IM BD f . LlM A E R E O Pu:K6Ts/sKlR'H,3We5 XYXXK ooooo A6ATI5 ifH'tM' T T«P «P AAA To MKHAmC^lU« TROOP AVOV C a \E n i T 6 bATT I £ ACTIO N| _ NONI 6ATTL6 ACTION ftiUH UAL LY *5 /w y r e t r c A T IN ^ f o r c e s MILL ■ I » CRlTTENOeKi 1* (l4TPt>5T) »»» BfcULAH ------C H U R C H R o a d s I n 5 A m e L o c a t i o n A 5 I n I0< o 4. VüUlTff HOU«»e- TO l»ie kick er r s kWA H0 - ^ à r x. 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LlMfttRtO 4 — BASS IN TEMPORARY^COMMAND^ PICKBTS/SKIRMISHBS X X X X X O F GREGG'S B RIG AD E LESLIE TAKES'CONMAMD OF THE O lV IS IO N i/ a ABATIS 4* 4* 4* 4* ■*N THE 8 TH ; CPl.äOULO ASSUMES ' ON THE 9TM , EARLY«* C O H P i MARCHES i ^ )6 6 A N 'S '6RBB& FR0M THI ARMY Op KU7RTUERN i n n VIRGINIA'* LEFT AMO CAMPS IN FIELD NEAR WILLIAM (2n* POST) Gains4< O.0- FIELD ILL , GREGG IN COMMAND OF DIVISION. ++***U*P EARLY “ — AAA PICKETTAND GREGG ALERTED SKIRMISHERS > ATTACK THE PO TTER S 0IVISION FEDERAL* AT DAY ft RE AK. OOh N TUE. 9 T M , IF TUEY SHOULD BE DISCOVEREDERE I TO BE WITM- ^ . T O MECHANIC*''!'-'-* DRAWING,. THE FEDERAL^FAIL TO PuLL BACK, + AND THE ATTACK IS SUSPENDED. * BR a x t ö m 's a r t y . j ; SKIRMISHERS TROOP MOVEMENTS WILCOX OtVfflON A R T 1 BATTLE. ACTION — ^ • • 4 6 ^ NON BATTLE ACTION — — ^ CRITTENDEN RELIEVED; r n u n n a l ly 's RETREATING FORCES — 4 ^ MILL LEOUE IN COMMAND OF TUE DIVISION. MOVES TO SYO NOR'S ^ P h a r t r a n p t ON TUB ftTH . j j f e . * \ x BEULAH B H M M CHURCH ISURNSIDE xM TB B M M I wiLLCOX R o a d s In S a m e L o c a t i o n *\ BURNSIDE'S 6.H .O . A S In I&64- ■ 3 kRT.NDAL^v* i TM WMITfc H ÖUSE- %T" GRANT'S ftRI&AOt SPLIT + -T O MACMAMICSVILLS. MEADE'S 6 .H .A . . „ . i^ L O COLD HARDOR _ * E -l R.I.*A ' % v m VÄ MORTAR (SAT. '4 N .Y -Z G . JUNE- 6 -9 , 1&64 ITOSHSARTV-r. ¡1 11 2 PCMAM'I ARTY. TR BRIDGE a d a p t e d fro m t h e m a s t e r p l a n P R E P A R E D 6V RICHMOND NATIONAL BATTLEFIELD PARK TUE FIELD PIECE* MANNED BY TUE CAUUONEER* OF UUCER*, CABELL'*. READ'S, LAMB'S, RICHARDSON'S, MeINTOSH'S, ANO PE GRAM'S ARTILLERY U.5. DEPARTMENT O F THE INTERIOR BATTALIONS EMPLACED ALONG THE CONFEDERATE MAIN LINE OF NATIONAL PARK SERVICE RESISTANCE. GRIFFINS DIVISION POSTED AT DEPARTMENT OF PU6LIC WORKS, SUMNER'S LOWER BRIDGE l CUTLER'i DIVISION STATIONED AT BOTTOM'S C IT Y OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA BRIDGE. 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