Country Roads: Rockbridge County, Virginia

Tennery, Katherine

Reference

Rockbridge Pub. Co

From its foundation in 1777 Lexington has beguiled and charmed its residents. Boley proclaims Lexington "this little Athens of the South." He attributed part of its notability to its setting in the beautiful Valley of Virginia. Stories of older residents and Boley's own boyhood memories are interwoven with documented research.

Lexington in Old Virginia

Boley, Henry

Solo Diners: The Untapped Megamarket of the 1990's

Travel

Alexander, Marya Charles

Food, Lodging & Transportation

Ted Barclay, Liberty Hall Volunteers: Letters from the Stonewall Brigade (1861-1864)

Literature & Fiction

Ted Barclay

Classics

Just south of Lexington, Glasgow was an 1890s boomtown that rose on a dream and collapsed into chaos with the plunging economy. Nevertheless, the founders left a legacy of grit and determination that guides townsfolk today. Written for the town's centennial, contains some genealogical information and extraordinary photos gleaned from attics all over town.

Glasgow, Virginia: One hundred years of dreams

Miller, Lynda

Miller, Lynda Mundy-Norris

1,001 Qquestions and answers about the War of the Rebellion. 138 pp., softcover, new condition.

The Confederate Challenge: 1,001 Questions and Answers About the War of the Rebellion

History

Hightower, John M.

Americas

THE MUTINY AT BRANDY STATION presents, in microcosm, the character and actions of men who served the United States Army of the Potomac in 1864. The story follows key players through the reorganization, the courts martial, and into the Wilderness using direct quotes from their diaries, memoirs, and reports as well as original transcripts of the trials. 78 b&amp;w illustrations.

The Mutiny at Brandy Station: The Last Battle of the Hooker Brigade

Arner, Frederick B.

Jack Burd's Civil War Source Book: 1999-2000

Book by Barclay, Ted, Turner, Charles W.

Ted Barclay, Liberty Hall Volunteers: Letters from the Stonewall Brigade, 1861-1864

Turner, Charles W.

Barclay, Ted

Richard Henry Dulany personally equipped a company of mounted riflemen, the Dulany Troop, in July 1861 to begin his military career. The writings of the colonel, his father, his children, and other family members who flowed in and out of Welbourne's rooms reveal the touching activity of daily life maintained despite the chaotic times. 44 b&amp;w illustrations.

The Dulanys of Welbourne : A Family in Mosby's Confederacy

Vogtsberger, Margaret Ann

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