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- VirginiaHistory (@VirginiaHistory) — July 22, 1863: As Confederate soldiers under the command of General Robert E. Lee retreated from Gettysburg, Union General George Meade issued an order (on Jul…
- VirginiaHistory (@VirginiaHistory) — July 22, 1861: After the Union defeat at the First Battle of Manassas, Virginia, Union soldiers and civilians fled back to Washington DC amid reports of chaos …
- VirginiaHistory (@VirginiaHistory) — July 21, 1861: Confederate forces under the command of Gen. P.G.T. Beauregard and Gen. Joseph E. Johnston defeated Union forces in the first major battle of th…
- VirginiaHistory (@VirginiaHistory) — July 21, 1898: Sara Carter (one of the original Carter Family music group members) was born in Copper Creek, #Virginia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sara_Cart…
- VirginiaHistory (@VirginiaHistory) — July 21, 2008: The #Virginia Civil Rights Memorial was officially unveiled. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginia_Civil_Rights_Memorial
- VirginiaHistory (@VirginiaHistory) — July 20, 1861: The Confederate Congress (having recently re-located to #Virginia) started legislative sessions in #Richmond. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provi…
- Edward H. Campbell (@EdwardHCampbell) — Honduran Illegal Alien Pleads Guilty to Witness Tampering Dania Orellana-Gamez Threatened the Victim in a Sexual Exploitation Case CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – An…
- VirginiaHistory (@VirginiaHistory) — July 20, 1861: Having marched from Winchester, Confederate forces under the command of Gen. Joseph E. Johnston continued flowing from Piedmont Station (now Del…
- VirginiaHistory (@VirginiaHistory) — July 19, 1861: After leaving Winchester (July 18) and marching approximately 18 miles, soldiers under the command of Gen. Thomas Jackson arrived in Paris, #Vir…
- VirginiaHistory (@VirginiaHistory) — July 18, 1861: Confederate Gen. Joseph E. Johnston received a telegram directing him to move his Army of the Shenandoah from Winchester to Manassas, #Virginia.…
- VirginiaHistory (@VirginiaHistory) — July 18, 1774: George Mason”s “Fairfax Resolves” were approved by a committee in Alexandria, #Virginia. #GMU #OTD http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairfax_Resolves
- VirginiaHistory (@VirginiaHistory) — July 18, 1863: After receiving the news of an imminent Union attack from Molly Tynes, Confederate soldiers and local citizens together battled Union soldiers d…
