1. Welcome to Micah Nunn Museum
Museum Of The Battle Cold Harbor
Basic Information
Generals
Weaponry
Civil War Outfits
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2. Thank You
I wan to thank you for sharing this experience with me. I thank you for coming this would not be possible without your help. Thank you and come again please.
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3. Basic Imformatin
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4. GENERALS Of Civil War
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5. Weaponry
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6. Civil War Outfits
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7. Picture of Life
I called this picture the picture of life because it gives an exact image of what it look liked back then. It also show during this time there were kids still helping with the war.
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8. Cold Harbor Fight
This battle was lead by General Ulysses S. Grant on May 31- June just outside the capital of Richmond Virginia. He attacked based on poor information and invalid assumptions about the morale and military capabilities of the enemy. The Union army of the Potomac launched a massive frontal assault against the confederate army of Northern Virginia at Cold Harbor Virginia. Intended to break the battered confederate army and open the road to Richmond. The battle lasted two weeks.
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9. Soldiers Of Cold Harbor
Out of some 108,000 troops at the Second Battle of Cold Harbor, the Union suffered 13,000 casualties, while the Confederates suffered 2,500 casualties out of 62,000 troops. Yankee attacked and seized the intersection. Sensing that there was a chance to destroy General Lee at the gates of Richmond.
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10. Cold Harbor Results
Battle of Cold Harbor Quick Facts. The battle was fought from May 31st through June 12th of The Confederate commander was the legendary General Robert E. Lee and the Union commanders were future U.S. President General Ulysses S. Grant who supervised Union General Meade. Confederates won and General Ulysses S. Grant left.
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11. General Grant
Lieutenant General Ulysses S. Grant (standing in front of tree) poses with his Cold Harbor headquarters staff. Throughout May 1864, Grant dominated strategic decision-making for the Army of the Potomac, to the occasional chagrin of its nominal commander, George G. Meade.
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12. General Meade
The Battle of Cold Harbor was fought between the Federal Army of the Potomac under Major General George Meade and directly supervised by Lieutenant General Ulysses S. Grant, commander of all Union forces, and the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia under General Robert E. Lee.
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13. General Robert E. Lee
From May 31 through June 3, 1864, Union troops led by Lieutenant General Ulysses S. Grant and Confederate forces under General Robert E. Lee battled at Cold Harbor, Virginia.
Robert E. Lee ( ) served as a military officer in the U.S. Army, a West Point commandant and the legendary general of the Confederate Army during the American Civil War ( ).
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14. History of weapons
The weapons used at Cold Harbor: Rifled muskets were the primary weapons (used the Minnie ball as a bullet which was a conical soft lead bullet that spun along grooves in the barrel when it was fired). Its range was yards.
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15. Civil War Rifle
There are a total of 84 Civil War Guns ( ) - Small Arms of the American Civil War in the Military Factory. Entries are listed below in alphanumeric order (1-to-Z). Flag images indicative of country of origin and not necessarily the primary operator
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16. Minnie Ball Bullets
The lead minie ball. The standard bullet used during the Civil War for both the North and South was the minie ball. French army Captain Claude Minie created this conical shaped lead bullet that had a hollowed out bottom in 1848.
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17. Artifact 11 Name
Soldiers would wear black. Generals and high people would have stars or some type of representation on their outfit. Most soldiers aren’t dressed that different but have different things on there outfit depending on the rank
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18. Union Outfit
Union soldiers wore blue with blue pants. This is important because without outfits or badges you wouldn't be able to identify who is who. This also can be a weakness because most soldiers aim for the person who is the rank the highest because without a leader the soldiers wouldn’t be lead
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19. Calvary And More
The Calvary was back up so if you were in trouble Generals would send out for them and they would come and kill people. They were normally called when armies are in a desperate need of help. Most road on horses with rifles and swords. They were fast and they are affective when an armies is down and in need of help. The Union and Confederates had them and they would help if to many people were lost.
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