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(4-2006) Seven
Days Battles: Savage's Station
The road to Savage's Station
Fought June 28, 1862. This was a Union rear-guard action to protect
McClellan's "change of base" (or retreat for normal people.) The
battlefield has disappeared, the site of the main fighting is buried under
the intersection of Interstates 295 and 64
Interpretive Marker: Road to White Oak Swamp
and Malvern Hill
Interpretive Marker: McClellan's Withdrawal
Interpretive Marker: Seven Days Battles,
Savage's Station
Interpretive Marker: Seven Days Battles,
Savage's Station (2) |
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(4-2006) Seven
Days Battles: Savage's Station
Union reserve positions, Savage's Station |
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(4-2006) Seven
Days Battles: Savage's Station
Union positions, Brooks' and Burns' Brigades, Sumner's (II) Corps
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(4-2006) Seven
Days Battles: Savage's Station
Confederate positions, Kershaw's, Semmes' and Barksdale's Brigades.
Main fighting took place where the Interstate signs are located |
