The Battle of Lundy's Lane took place on July 25, 1814, during the War of 1812 between the forces of the United States and the British Empire. It occurred near Niagara Falls, Canada, and was one of the war's bloodiest battles. The American troops, led by General Jacob Brown, aimed to capture the British supply base, while the British forces, commanded by General Gordon Drummond, sought to defend their position. The battle was marked by intense fighting and heavy casualties on both sides, with approximately 1,600 soldiers killed or wounded. Although the Americans held the battlefield at the end, they were unable to achieve a decisive victory, leading to a strategic stalemate. The battle is remembered for its fierce combat and significant impact on the ongoing conflict.