Civil War
Sites and Battlefields in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia
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History
and Travel Links - Shenandoah Valley of Virginia in the Civil War
"No
tongue can tell, no mind conceive, no pen portray the
horrible sights I witnessed this morning." -Captain
John Taggert, 9th Pennsylvania Reserves, Sept. 17, 1862
The
Civil War Battle of New Market 146th Anniversay May 2010 Spend the
weekent in New Market Virginia see the Reenactment at
Battlefield State Historical Park and enjoy Shenandoah
County, explore the historic towns the scenic Shenandoah
River overlooks, picnic spots walking trails live music
and The Art Group in Mt Jackson. - New Market VA
Army
camp life, Living History at Bushong Farm
Stonewall
Brigade Band Concert
at Hall of Valor
Artillery
Demonstration on the battlefield
Signal
Corps Demonstration - Tactical Battle
Reenactment
Living
History at Bushong Farm
Church
Service in Camp - New Market Battle
Reenactment
Take Exit
264 off I-81 onto Rt. 211 West.
Take immediate right onto Rt. 305 (George Collins Parkway).
Continue one mile until you see the circular, distinctive
Hall of Valor
For
more information call: 540-740-3101
or toll free 1-866-515-1864
The Civil War Battlefield History
Battle Cedar Creek Battlefield
Foundation Although
the battlefield is now designated a National Park, the
Cedar Creek Battlefield Foundation receives no government
funding and will continue to operate as an independent
organization. Reenactments sponsored by the Foundation
will continue to be held annually on the original fields.
www.cedarcreekbattlefield.org
This Day in History The stage
is set for the Second Battle of Bull Run on this day when
Confederate cavalry under General Fitzhugh Lee enter
Manassas Junction and capture the rail center. Union
General John Pope's Army of Virginia was soon on its way,
and the two armies would clash on August 29.
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Civil
War Music - Songs of the Civil War
Act II is releasing a new CD, Civil War
Songs, containing a variety of songs popular
during or associated with the Civil War period.
All's Quiet on the Potomac - Aura
Lee - Beautiful Dreamer
Bonnie Jennie Lee - Ever My Spirit - Shenandoah
Pat Buynak is the featured vocalist who
performs a beautiful and honest rendering of these
thirteen significant songs. Dave Lewis accompanies
Pat on guitar. Pat and Dave are Shenandoah Valley
musicians who are available for engagements. For
additional information or to purchase a CD, contact:
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Shenandoah
National Park lies astride a beautiful section of the
Blue Ridge Mountains, which form the eastern rampart of
the Appalachian Mountains between Pennsylvania and
Georgia. The Shenandoah River flows through the valley to
the west, with Massanutten Mountain, 40 miles long,
standing between the river's north and south forks.
Skyline Drive, a 105-mile road that winds along the crest
of the mountains through the length of the park, provides
vistas of the spectacular landscape to east and west. more info
Key to
that idea is U.S. Route 11, which generally
follows the path of the old Valley Pike. This will take
you "up" the Valley — north to south. You
also may want to explore two other corridors full of
scenic beauty as well as interpreted Civil War sites.
America was in the
grip of the Great Depression when Franklin Delano
Roosevelt was inaugurated in March of 1933. More
than twenty-five percent of the population was unemployed,
hungry, and without hope. The New Deal programs
instituted bold changes in the federal government that
energized the economy and created an equilibrium that
helped to bolster the needs of citizens. CCC Camps
Edinburg
