First Battle of Manassas

First Battle of Manassas is a Virginia historical marker in Prince William County, dedicated 1961.

Prince William County · dedicated 1961 · Rte. 29 (Lee Highway), at Rte. 234 (Sudley Road) in Stone House parking lot

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Henry Hill lies just to the south. Here the Confederates repulsed the repeated attacks of the Union army under McDowell, July 21, 1861. Here Jackson won the name "Stonewall," and from here began McDowell's retreat that ended at Washington.

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