At a glance
#3 of 4 Historical landmarks in ManassasLocalGuideWorld score: 4.59
Rating breakdown
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5 ★81%
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4 ★10%
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Stonewall Jackson Monument?
- Stonewall Jackson Monument is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 59 reviews.
- How does Stonewall Jackson Monument rank in Manassas?
- Stonewall Jackson Monument is #3 of 4 Historical landmarks in Manassas by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Stonewall Jackson Monument located?
- 6511 Sudley Rd, Manassas, VA 20109, United States — 0.2 km from the center of Manassas.
- How can I contact Stonewall Jackson Monument?
- Website: nps.gov
Awesome Statue, and location is So important. This is where he & his men stood " like a stone wall". Terrain overwatch from here is very good for canon of the day.
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Beautiful scenery and a beautiful monument to one of America’s most noble, principled, leader, and military strategist. Sic Semper Tyrannis
Stately statue commanding the top of the hill where he famously commanded the rally and counter attack at the Battle of First Manassas.
Very grand statue to the honourable General Thomas Jonathan “Stonewall” Jackson, a Virginian and Confederate Lieutenant General whose immortal name of Stonewall was bestowed upon him by General Bernard Bee of South Carolina when Jackson stood strong on his horse facing the north. The good thing about the statue is that it’s in the open, so it gives one a good idea of what happened 160 years ago this July. The horse is quite buff, as is General Jackson which I find quite funny, but nevertheless it’s an impressive work of art. Cheers.
How is this a 4.4 Review? Must be Northern Tourists... (that was a joke)
I live, breathe battlefield park. Why would Park folks sign in with annoying telecom companies to let them build cell phone towers nearby like there is no tomorrow? Outside of the Battlefield Park looks ugly and industrial.
I live, breathe battlefield park. Why would Park folks sign in with annoying telecom companies to let them build cell phone towers nearby like there is no tomorrow? Outside of the Battlefield Park looks ugly and industrial.
Manassas National park was a great place to visit ,very few years people around and a large park to walk around .The park service offered information about the first and second battle which took place there with in a three year time frame and the amount of effort to travel from Washington D.C for the North and the South arrived by rail and disembark in Manassas where the train stands today and is still used by Amtrak is overwhelming. 5000 soldiers paid the ultimate price , the first battle manage to wake up the people thru out American to what the war will cost ,the the changes to come and,in the short and long term period of events to come.
Beautiful view of the sunset. Lots of trails to walk or run.
Nice history integrated into all the trails as you go.
Nice history integrated into all the trails as you go.
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