Also known as the Battle of First Manassas, Bull Run was where Jackson earned the nickname "Stonewall." The "Oak Grove" situated on the high point of the property "is recognized as the heart of ...

Stand by the Stonewall Jackson statue at Manassas National Battlefield Park and it's easy to summon a mental picture of the scene 150 years ago Thursday when North and South fought the first major ...

MANASSAS, Va. (AP) — The National Park Service says it is making repairs to a Stonewall Jackson monument that was vandalized at Manassas National Battlefield. The park service says the vandalism ...

Jackson earned the “Stonewall” nickname for his unflinching role in the Confederate victory at Manassas, Va., in July 1861. Over the next two years he proved to be an aggressive warrior.

The Second Battle of Manassas began when Confederate General Robert E. Lee, sent 'Stonewall' Jackson to attack the Union ...

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Stonewall Jackson, a country singer and longtime Grand Ole Opry member known for his now-classic hit "Waterloo," died Saturday at age 89. Jackson died early Saturday due to complications from ...