Much like it was back in the Civil War, a beautiful field of tall grass blankets the ground and trees grow scattered through out the field. This calm and ominous looking field has battered and tattered history. This field is were General Jackson fought off the union army and drove them back to Washington D.C. Jackson also earned the name "Stonewall" and was given to Jackson by General Bernard Bee on the battlefield at First Manassas on July 21, 1861.