Shenandoah Crossing

General Stonewall Jackson at White House Bridge.  Luray Valley, Virginia - May 21, 1862.
350 Numbered & Signed Limited Edition Lithographic Prints.  Image size: 19" x 29."
The setting sun glistened off the water of the South Fork of the Shenandoah River as General Jackson watched his men cross the White House Bridge.  Joining with Gen. Ewell at the town of Luray, Jackson now had a force of 16,000 soldiers and 27 pieces of artillery, the largest army he had ever commanded.  Federal General Nathaniel P. Banks unwittingly believed that Jackson was retreating and leaving the Valley.  Little did Banks know that Jackson was just beginning his Valley Campaign to drive Federal troops out of the Shenandoah.   Free Shipping.