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Encyclopedia > Battle of Monocacy Junction


Destruction of the R.R. bridge, over the Monocacy River near Frederick, Md.
Waud, Alfred R., artist.
Battle of Monocacy Junction
Conflict American Civil War
Date July 9, 1864
Place Frederick County, Maryland
Result Confederate victory
Combatants
United States of America Confederate States of America
Commanders
Lew Wallace Jubal A. Early
Strength
Corps Corps
Casualties
2,359 total (US and CS) 2,359 total (US and CS)
Early's Raid and Operations Against the B&O Railroad
Monocacy JunctionFort Stevens – Cool Spring – Rutherford's Farm – Kernstown II – Folck's Mill – Moorefield


The Battle of Monocacy Junction was an American Civil War battle fought on July 9, 1864 between, Generals Lew Wallace and Jubal Early fought a battle south of Frederick, Maryland. Early overwhemingly defeated Wallace, but it saved Washington, DC from attack.




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Retiring across the Monocacy, he prepared to offer stubborn resistance upon the line of that stream, Tyler having the right, covering the Baltimore Pike, and Ricketts with the only brigade of his division which had arrived, the left, covering the high road to Washington.
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