June 15, 1863, was perhaps the longest day for the 87th Pennsylvania in the entire
Tag: Virginia
The men and officers of the 87th Pennsylvania spent a restless night on June 13-14
The impressive 3-story Pritchard home sits atop a high hill near Kernstown, Virginia, just south
This old postcard shows the Hillman Tollgate south of Winchester, Virginia, during the 19th century.
In my previous post, I briefly discussed the history of the Confederate Memorial Chapel and
I was honored to receive an invitation to hold the national debut of my new
Cedar Mountain was one of the first battles in the 1862 Northern Virginia Campaign, which
This monument is on US Route 11, the Martinsburg Pike, northeast of Winchester, Virginia. It
I recently spent a wonderful morning touring the Second Winchester battlefield in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley
Marye’s Heights, immediately west of Fredericksburg, Virginia, played an important and well publicized role in