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Large billows of black smoke poured from her steam engines announcing her presence to the local inhabitants who came out to witness the historic event
Lee had lost fifteen brigadier generals
Washington had led a forced march from New York to the Virginia coast
The Merrimack burned to the waterline and sank
and the hard march to capture US Major Henry Cole’s Maryland Cavalry began
An Apple for Traveller Print Style:Artist's Proof Collector's Edition Large billows of black smokeThere are few relationships more appreciated than that of a horse soldier and his mount. During the American Civil War, over a million horses perished in service to their respective causes. Few of them are remembered and revered today as much as Robert E. Lees horse, Traveller. Buried at Lee Chapel, at the same site as his commander, this dappled grey American Saddlebred was known for his speed, strength and courage in combat. Lee acquired him in
