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The Northern Avenue into Virginia, Romney to Delaplane Tour
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Into Virginia from the North 1861. In 1861, Federal Troops entered Virginia by four primary routes:. From Washington into Northern Virginia. By water to the peninsula between the James and York Rivers and toward Richmond. From Maryland into the Shenandoah Valley. From the Ohio River into Western Virginia. And the Grafton to Camp Allegheny Tour. On the Romney to Delaplane tour. We explore the Northern Route in which the Union crossed the Potomac from Maryland into Western Virginia. The Glories of War.
Civil War Tour Third Winchester
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Harper's Ferry to Winchester. Into the Shenandoah, 1864. On this tour we followed Sheridan's pursuit of Early's army after Second Kernstown and the burning of Chambersburg. Grant had consolidated four departments into one under Phil Sheridan and sent him to defeat Jubal Early. We called this part of the long struggle for control of the Shenandoah Valley the Yoyo War as both armies moved up and down the valley in late summer 1864. Neither side had an accurate idea of the size of the other one's army.
Monocacy to Kernstown Civil War Tour
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Into the Shenandoah, 1864. At Monocacy Battlefield in Maryland, we studied Jubal Early's 1864 attack on Washington. At Monocacy, Early's army was delayed by Union troops under Lew Wallace, who were unable to stop him but succeeded in holding him in Monocacy long enough for reinforcements to reach the forts surrounding Washington. Page 1 of 2. Introducing the day's studies at Leesburg. Residence of Best Family, Monocacy Battlefield. New Jersey Monument on Monocacy Battlefield, MD. Thomas Farm, Monocacy.
Civil War Field Trips - Why I Study the Civil War
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Why I Study the Civil War. To me, the most fascinating things about the Civil War are not the dates or names of generals, but rather the questions that are hard for me to answer fully:. WHY did this tragic war happen? How did it get so far out of control? What brought men by the thousands into this bloody conflict? Why did they leave their families, their homes, the lives they had built, to travel far away and risk all? Why did men who never owned slaves give their lives for a slave-holding confederacy?
The Drama of History through Field Trips
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Experiencing the Drama of History. Unlike some of my classmates, I am not an expert on the American Civil War. But I grew up in Virginia, and absorbed a sense of the drama and tragedy of this horrendous conflict. What motivated men to take up arms against their brothers, to struggle so hard for so long, to suffer and die for a cause that is still unclear over 130 years later? How did it come about, what did it look like and feel like? Why did this war take on the proportions of an epic? The geography cha...
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The View from Squirrel Ridge: Do Not Feed the Bear
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August 12, 2015. Do Not Feed the Bear. This character in Shenandoah National Park has a request (and good advice):. Do not feed me, or get too close to any of my bear friends.". Labels: Misc. Animals. 2:11 AM, August 13, 2015. I find it amazing that you need signs for this. 2:42 AM, August 13, 2015. We dont feed the bears that visit our house and our dog is rather rude about chasing them off. We wish they wouldnt visit. We also wish RJ wouldnt chase them off as the bears may object to this. One day, when...
The View from Squirrel Ridge: Flash the Model Dog
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August 8, 2015. Flash the Model Dog. Here's another shot of Flash. I'm sharing this one with Sepia Saturday. By the way, I just learned it is International Cat Day and I apologize to all you cat-lovers. I did not have advance notice and since I don't have a cat, I don't have a cat picture ready for the occasion. Meanwhile, I used the same image of Flash to make a meme. 12:21 AM, August 09, 2015. Cute pic of Flash! 2:58 AM, August 09, 2015. Adorable beautiful and funny dog picture. 5:03 AM, August 09, 2015.
The View from Squirrel Ridge: Sky with Sunbeams
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August 14, 2015. 8:52 PM, August 14, 2015. Have a great weekend! Spare Parts and Pics. 9:37 PM, August 14, 2015. Beautiful light rays streaming in below that dark cloud! 10:18 PM, August 14, 2015. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing. 11:48 PM, August 14, 2015. So very lovely. We were lucky enough to spend a little time (not enough) in your beautiful area when we were full time RVers. It was an area we would have loved to return to . sigh! 12:10 AM, August 15, 2015. 11:18 AM, August 15, 2015. All the best Jan.
The View from Squirrel Ridge: Murals at the Fairgrounds
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August 10, 2015. Murals at the Fairgrounds. I was delighted to see this permanent mural on one of the buildings at the Warren County Fairgrounds near Front Royal. The eagle and flag are beautifully rendered and the bright background represents our local mountains against a blue sky. There's even a ferris wheel to the right of the flag. Labels: Arts and Crafts. 1:48 AM, August 11, 2015. What wonderfully colourful murals! 1:56 AM, August 11, 2015. Lots of wonderful color. 2:35 AM, August 11, 2015. How wond...
The View from Squirrel Ridge: August 2015
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August 31, 2015. PS I notice that the title is easily misread on a cell phone so here's clarification. The word is collage with an A, as in artistic assemblage. Or perhaps not so artistic, like when we tore out magazine pictures and pasted them together for a school assignment. I will try to remember that sometimes readers use very small devices to visit my blog. Do you see Puff the Magic Dragon? Sorry about the dappled light from the trees.). Labels: Arts and Crafts. A Few More Beach Pictures. August 29...
The View from Squirrel Ridge: A Buck by the Forest
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August 11, 2015. A Buck by the Forest. Wordless Wednesday on Tuesday. 3:33 AM, August 12, 2015. Thats a handsome animal! 4:58 AM, August 12, 2015. Has your deer population increased? Ours seems to have done so. Im seeing lots more of them, and even in broad daylight! Thanks for linking up at http:/ image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2015/08/say-yes-to-neigh.html. 7:37 PM, August 12, 2015. Not that Ive noticed but our BEAR population has increased! Id rather have deer. 6:38 AM, August 12, 2015. Yes, they do! The V...
The View from Squirrel Ridge: Community Mission Church of the Brethren
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August 9, 2015. Community Mission Church of the Brethren. This pleasant-looking church is on Coffmantown Road near Back Road in Shenandoah County. The style is traditional but the sign over the door tells us it was built in the 1960's. 8:56 PM, August 09, 2015. It may be relatively new, but its lovely white church. Tom The Backroads Traveller. E", from VA, Beth. 9:17 PM, August 09, 2015. Linda, i enjoy the red door. have a great weekend. ( :. 11:52 PM, August 09, 2015. 5:03 AM, August 10, 2015. And since...
The View from Squirrel Ridge: Entrance Buildings, Endless Caverns
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August 5, 2015. Entrance Buildings, Endless Caverns. The limestone buildings at the cavern entrance were built from stone excavated out of the cave when the pathways were widened and leveled. There's a souvenir shop with a small selection of snacks and a few exhibits. The over-sized bat on the ceiling is not real, but there are some brown bats that live in the cave in the winter, we were told. I wiped off the moisture but my subjects had walked on. Wednesday Around the World. Labels: Misc. Animals. The f...
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REPRODUCTION CIVIL WAR BUCKLES & PLATES
REPRODUCTION CIVIL WAR BUCKLES and PLATES". It is a well known fact that reproduction buckles can fool both the novice and experienced collector. Even long time reputable dealers have been and currently are being deceived. I must admit that I have also been victimized a few times over the years. As you can see from the photo above, it is hard to tell the difference! You might ask. Well, Gary is one of the most knowledgeable and respected buckle experts in the country. Gary owns Hanover Brass. By Howard C...
Civil War Family
In 1902, General Longstreet visited West Point and saw former Confederate General Joe Wheeler, dressed in his blue Spanish-American War uniform. Longstreet said, Joe, I hope that Almighty God takes me before he does you, for I want to be within the gates of hell to hear Jubal Early cuss you in the blue uniform. From the Longstreet Society. Posted on 12/25/2017 at 11:25 AM in General Joe Wheeler. Posted on 11/11/2017 at 06:21 PM in Confederate Veterans. Confederate Prisoners, Chattanooga, Tenn. 1864.
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150th and 151st Anniversary of the Battle of Pea Ridge . Battle of Baxter Springs. Battle of Iuka, MS. Battle of Corinth, MS. Port Hudson, Louisiana. New CW Markers in Ark. New Orleans CW Secrets. Welcome to Civil War Field Trip, a Website/Photo Journal that is dedicated to exploring the places (some famous - some almost forgotten) where Americans fought each other over conflicting ideas of what it meant to be an American. A FEW WORDS FROM YOUR CWFT HOST, TRAVIS L. AYRES:. As I stood atop the old breastw...
Civil War Field Trips - Battlefield Tours with Photos
In the Footsteps of the Civil War Soldier. It was right here in this place. It was not that long ago. Across the field but face to face. Stood soldiers row on row. Proudly wearing blue or gray,. Their flags against the sky -. It was a day much like today. They stood prepared to die. Text and images by Linda Walcroft. Note: Dr. Poland retired from NVCC in 2015 after many wonderful years of teaching. Visit my Civil War Book Store! A Typical Trip including Tips for Teachers. Why I Study the Civil War. These...
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American Civil War - Home
Uniforms and Equipment For Sale. Contact Information and Questions. Combined Lake Shore High School American Civil War class Field Trip and American Civil War Shooting Association Shoot - May 05-06, 2012. A combined Lake Shore High School American Civil War class field trip and American Civil War Shooting Association event will be conducted at Blue Water Sportsman's Association near Marysville, MI on Saturday and Sunday May 5-6, 2012. Create a free website.
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Tuesday, July 03, 2007. WIFV/NE's Garden Shorts Series. I'm so excited to be a part of a great group of women's films at the summer Garden Shorts Series presented by Women in Film in Television in Boston. We will be screening outside, on July 12th, at dusk. Sounds beautiful. Posted by C.C. at 9:26 PM. Wednesday, June 06, 2007. Seattle's "Short of the Day". Just got word that CIVIL WAR has been selected as Short of the Day, and is available on FILM.COM, during the remainder of the Seattle Film Festival.
Civil War Fine Art
8220;The Civil War Chronology. Previously called The Civil War 150. This is the name I have given to the. Ongoing project I have developed for. Myself to chronicle the lesser-known. People and events of the Civil War era. Because our web host. Quit supporting our original editing. Software, none of the pages on this site. Created prior to September 2011 can be. Updated. We will. Need of updates as time permits; however,. At present the page you are now viewing is. The only one that will be updated. Your ...
Civil War Florida
A blog by Southern writer and historian Dale Cox, Civil War Florida shares information on and discusses the events of the Civil War in Florida. Topics of interest include troops, battles, skirmishes, campaigns, raids, forts, naval actions, ships, soldiers, officers, books and historic sites. Saturday, July 30, 2016. New Battle of Marianna marker placed at Chipola River bridge. New "Fight at the Chipola River Bridge" marker details part. Of the Battle of Marianna that took place at the Chipola River.
Civil War Flames
Saturday, December 1, 2012. We have CNN, USA Today, and ABC NEWS with us. This is not what we want to see on their headlines. Who is the toughest Yankee we have here? 8221; They all yell “Tyson, Tyson! 8221; Son go up that mountain and get the Reb! 8221; “General Sherman it was a trick! There were two of them Rebs! Sunday, March 4, 2012. How many times was it played before that horrendous War ended? How long did a family have to wait before they knew what happened to their loved ones? Fimble Famble" A po...
