June, 1862. |
A. Elzy. |
Union Church at Cross Keys.4 |
June, 1862. |
A. Elzy. |
Union Church at Cross Keys.4 |
1 With the Thirty-second, Fifty-fifth, Seventy-third, Seventy-fifth, and Eighty-second Ohio.
2 With the Second, Third, and Fifth Virginia and Twenty-fifth Ohio.
3 With the Eighth, Forty-first, and Forty-fifth New York and Twenty-seventh Pennsylvania, with the remnant of the brave Bucktails who survived the battle on the previous day.
4 this little picture shows the appearance of the Church when the writer sketched it, in October, 1866. it was built of brick, and stood in a grove of oaks, a short distance from the Port Republic road from Harrison. Burg. Its interior was a ruin, and its walls showed many scars of heavy shot and shell. In front of it was a cemetery, in a substantial inclosure. Fremont used the Church for a hospital.
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