An Apple for Traveller bay General Lee shook hands with

General Lee shook hands with General Grant

March at Dawn by John Paul Strain

Jackson returned to his temporary home in Winchester

Father Corby was there

An Apple for Traveller bay General Lee shook hands withThere are few relationships more appreciated than that of a horse soldier and his mount. During the American Civil War, over a million horses perished in service to their respective causes. Few of them are remembered and revered today as much as Robert E. Lees horse, Traveller. Buried at Lee Chapel, at the same site as his commander, this dappled grey American Saddlebred was known for his speed, strength and courage in combat. Lee acquired him in