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Cold Harbor

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Cold Harbor  (kld)
A locality in eastern Virginia east-northeast of Richmond. Confederate forces defeated Union troops here in two Civil War battles (1862 and 1864).


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In another project, Troop 1 Scouts faced down heat, wasps, and marsh to begin renovation of a section of Cold Harbor Trail adjacent to the south side of Cherry Street near Chestnut Hill in Northboro.
Cold Harbor Battlefield Because Civil War history plays so much a part in the Richmond landscape, preserved battle sites and houses can be seen in and around the Richmond area.
This is the definite history of a confederate military unit that fought throughout the Civil War including action at Seven Pines, with Stonewall Jackson at Cedar Mountain, at the Second Battle of Manassa, at Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Spotsylvania, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, and finally, at Fort Gregg at the final gasp of military action.
 
 
 
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