the Third Corps of the Army of the Potomac during the Union Army pursuit of the Army of Northern Virginia after its retreat from the Battle of Gettysburg, sometimes called the Rapidan campaign but this name could be confused with the beginning of the Overland Campaign, and during the Mine Run Campaign later in 1863. The plaster walls on the house's second floor are covered with an outstanding and unique collection of charcoal and pencil graffiti left by soldiers from both armies. In addition to their autographs, the soldiers drew elaborate pictures of men and women, and wrote inscriptions commemorating their units and their battles. After the war, new paint and wallpaper led to their being forgotten. The graffiti were rediscovered during a renovation in 1993. The Brandy Station Foundation purchased the house in 2002, and its website lists the days it is open for viewing. The house includes a small museum and serves as a headquarters for the Brandy Station Foundation and the Foundation's visitor center for the Brandy Station battlefield. Graffiti that have been identified Below is listed the names and units of those who have been identified in the Graffiti House: Sergeant Allen Bowman, Co. E, 12th Virginia Cavalry Private Michael Bowman, Co. H 7th Virginia Cavalry Private Hamilton Boyd, Breathed's Battery, Stuart Horse Artillery Private George Washington Butt, Norfolk Light Artillery (Huger's Battery) Private James A. J. Cooper, Co. A, 35th Battalion Virginia Cavalry (White's Comanche's) Captain Edwin Dillingham, 10th Vermont Infantry Private C. Benton Evans, Breathed's Battery, Stuart Horse Artillery Private William Evans, Breathed's Battery, Stuart Horse Artillery Colonel John Egbert Farnum, Commander, 70th New York Infantry Lieutenant Lyman C. Gale, Co. K, 10th Vermont Infantry Corporal Fayette Gibson, Breathed's Battery, Stuart Horse Artillery Private Thomas 'Herb' Greenwell, Breathed's Battery, Stuart Horse Artillery Private Uriah Haller, Breathed's Battery, Stuart Horse Artillery Private William J. Haney, 24th Battalion Virginia Partisan Rangers Private Henry 'Hal' Hopkins, Breathed's Battery, Stuart Horse Artillery Private William Hopkins, Breathed's Battery, Stuart Horse Artillery Private Bob Lewis, Norfolk Light Artillery (Huger's Battery) Private George McCabe Jr., Breathed's Battery, Stuart Horse Artillery Lieutenant William J. Marshall, Co. E, 12th Virginia Cavalry Lieutenant Joseph Moore, Norfolk Light Artillery (Huger's Battery) Private Edward Moreland, Norfolk Light Artillery (Huger's Battery) Private A Muth, Breathed's Battery, Stuart Horse Artillery Private George W. Orrison, Co. C, 35th Battalion Virginia Cavalry (White's Comanche's) Private David Owens, Breathed's Battery, Stuart