The Battle of Brandy Station

Surprises at the Crossing

Rivers and river crossings played an important role in many Civil War battles, including the Battle of Brandy Station. A mile northwest of this spot is the site of Beverly Ford, where the cavalry of both the ...

First Volunteer Brigade

Artillery Reserve

Army of the Potomac

Artillery Reserve

First Volunteer Brigade

Lieut. Col. Freeman McGilvery

5th Mass. Battery E

(10th New York Battery Attached)

Capt. Charles A. Phillips

9th Mass. Battery

Capt. John Bigelow, Lieut. Richard S. Milton

15th New ...

Brattleboro Civil War Monument

(Front): This Monument Commemorates

The Loyalty and Patriotism

Of the Men of Brattleboro,

Who Fought for

Liberty and the Union

In the Great Rebellion of

1861 – 1865

Enlisted 385. Died in Service ...

Red Front Blacksmith Shop Mural

The original Red Front Blacksmith Shop was located directly across the street from this mural. The workers pictured represent many local ranching families. The images in the ovals next to the buildings show scenes from Tehachapi's ranching history.

The outside ovals ...

Berkeley Springs Sanitarium

These healing springs, visited by Washington, 1748, were given to Virginia by Lord Fairfax. Helpful in treating infantile paralysis, rheumatism, diabetes and other diseases. Temperature of water is always 74 degrees.

Marker can be reached from Fairfax Street.

Courtesy hmdb.org

Born of Volcanos

Thirty-seven million years ago, the ancient crystalline core of the Black Hills had already been exposed by erosion. The long blue profile of those mountains, visible to the west, looked much as it does now.

About that time, streams flowing from ...

T-Hacha-P Brand Mural

The "T-Hacha-P" logo was taken from an early fruit crate label. The steam powered combine shown is followed by a horse drawn water wagon, with Tehachapi Peak in the background. Jake Jacobsen, a former mayor and civic leader, along with ...

Berkeley Springs Baths

One of oldest spas in South, warm mineral spring waters first used by Native Americans for reputed healing powers. Frequently visited by George Washington. Land granted to Virginia by Lord Fairfax in 1776, but used as a health resort since ...

Bedford County Confederate Monument

Deo Vindice

To the Confederate

Soldiers and Sailors of

Bedford County. 1861-1865

Bedford honors her heroes;

proudly rejoicing with the living;

sincerely mourning the dead.

Their history is it's brightest page,

exhibiting the highest qualities of

patriotism, courage, fortitude and virtue.

This stone is erected to keep

fresh in memory the ...

U.S. Submarine Veterans W.W. II Memorial

Dedicated to the memory of the submarines, their officers and crews who are still on patrol beneath the sea.

May the flame of patriotism that drove these men be kindled in the breasts of all who view this memorial ....

Marker can ...