When was the Battle of Falling Waters fought?
Q: When was the Battle of Falling Waters fought?
A: The Battle of Falling Waters was fought from July 6, 1863 to July 16, 1863.
Q: What other names is the Battle of Falling Waters known by?
A: The Battle of Falling Waters is also known as the Battle of Williamsport and the Battle of Hagerstown.
Q: Did the Battle of Falling Waters result in a clear victory for either side?
A: No, the Battle of Falling Waters was an inconclusive battle and did not end in a clear victory for either side.
Q: Why did General Robert E. Lee's army retreat towards Hagerstown and Williamsport?
A: General Robert E. Lee's army retreated towards Hagerstown and Williamsport because they were defeated at the Battle of Gettysburg.
Q: What prevented Lee's forces from escaping into Virginia?
A: Lee's forces were prevented from escaping into Virginia by the flooded Potomac River.
Q: When did the Union army arrive in the area?
A: The Union army began arriving in the area on July 12.
Q: How many prisoners were taken when the Union cavalry attacked the Confederate rearguard on July 14?
A: About 700 prisoners were taken when the Union cavalry attacked the Confederate rearguard on July 14.
