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To the Lost FordGeneral N. B. Forrest & Emma Sansom May 2, 1863 In the spring of 1863 Colonel Abel D. Streight of Indiana submitted a plan to General Rosecrans to transport 2000 soldiers by river boat from Nashville, to Eastport, Mississippi, and on from there to destroy the railroads in the interior of Alabama and Georgia. General Bragg, receiving news of the invading force, ordered General Nathan Bedford Forrest to stop the enemy's advance. Bragg had unleashed the

Battle would not come at this time

Canvas Giclées

Heath and Pender’s battle at Falling Waters was soon over

General Jackson now had in place one of the key men who would give him the strategic information needed to out maneuver the Federal armies he was facing

Mort Künstler's Comments: On an estate called "Belvoir

Banks and his army of 40

severely bit one of the artilleryman of the First North Carolina Artillery

who wished to paint a portrait of Traveller

Jackson had liberated Little Sorrel from an eastbound livestock train and recruited him to the Confederacy

His manners are most courteous and full of dignity

Once the force reached the Mason-Dixon Line into Pennsylvania

He is in front of Washington's all blue Headquarters Flag with the six pointed stars

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