stalled—his troops could not see through the fog. Rather than counterattack, Smith ordered his troops to retreat to the turnpike. Whiting inched northward from Petersburg to Port Walthall Junction but missed the battle. Butler ordered his demoralized army back to Bermuda Hundred that afternoon, ending his offensive against Richmond. Train Stop After the Civil War, Drewry's Bluff was a stop on the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad between Falling Creek and Kingsland Creek. The Defense Supply Center, Richmond, occupies this site today at Bellwood, Virginia. References External links Drewry's Bluff, Virginia on USGS National Park Service - Richmond National Battlefield Park NPS webpage for Drewry's Bluff Virtual Tour of Drewry's Bluff Protected areas of Chesterfield County, Virginia American Civil War sites Virginia in the American Civil War Hills of Virginia Landforms of Chesterfield County, Virginia