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Augusta County and City of Staunton Civil War related markers and sites.
 
By Dawn Bowen, July 22, 2007
Marker on Iron Works Road
SHOWN IN SOURCE-SPECIFIED ORDER
1 ► Virginia, Augusta County, Mount Solon — D-40 — Mossy Creek —
2 ► Virginia, Augusta County, New Hope — Piedmont Battlefield —
3 ► Virginia, Augusta County, New Hope — Battle of Piedmont — Final Action at New Hope — Reported permanently removed
4 ► Virginia, Staunton — I-16 — The Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind — Founded 1839 —
5 ► Virginia, Staunton — The Wesleyan Female Institute —
6 ► Virginia, Augusta County, Fort Defiance — A-100 — Augusta Military Academy —
7 ► Virginia, Staunton — I-17 — Mary Baldwin College —
8 ► Virginia, Staunton — I-21 — Stuart Hall —
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9 ► Virginia, Augusta County, Swoope — West View — Confederate Camps — 1862 Valley Campaign —
10 ► Virginia, Augusta County, West Augusta — W-149 — Fort Edward Johnson —
11 ► Virginia, Augusta County, Churchville — W-156 — James Edward Hanger —
12 ► Virginia, Staunton — Staunton — Vital Link — 1864 Valley Campaigns — Reported permanently removed
13 ► Virginia, Augusta County, Fishersville — W-155 — Tinkling Spring Church — American Presbyterian and Reformed Historical Site —
14 ► Virginia, Augusta County, Dooms — JD-14 — Jarman’s Gap —
15 ► Virginia, Staunton — The Barger House — The War's Lasting Effects —
16 ► Virginia, Augusta County, West Augusta — Mountain House — Jackson's March — 1862 Valley Campaign —
17 ► Virginia, Highland County, West Augusta — “The Shenandoah Mountain Pass is grand indeed…” — Confederate Breastworks Trail —
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18 ► Virginia, Highland County, West Augusta — Confederate Breastworks Interpretive Trail — Reported permanently removed
19 ► Virginia, Highland County, West Augusta — Welcome to Fort Johnson — Confederate Breastworks Trail —
20 ► Virginia, Highland County, West Augusta — Fort Edward Johnson —
21 ► Virginia, Augusta County, West Augusta — “It was cold business…” — Confederate Breastworks Trail —
22 ► Virginia, Augusta County, West Augusta — “Wee are faring badly…” — Confederate Breastworks Trail —
23 ► Virginia, Highland County, West Augusta — “… tolerable well fortified” — Confederate Breastworks Trail —
24 ► Virginia, Augusta County, West Augusta — “Wee are now looking out for a fight…” — Confederate Breastworks Trail —
25 ► Virginia, Augusta County, West Augusta — "…to go wee did not know where" — Confederate Breastworks Trail —
26 ► Virginia, Augusta County, West Augusta — “We had a hardscramble up…” —
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27 ► Virginia, Augusta County, West Augusta — Healing the Wounds — Confederate Breastworks Trail —
28 ► Virginia, Staunton — United States National Military Cemetery - Staunton —
29 ► Virginia, Staunton — Confederate Dead Monument - Thornrose Cemetery —
30 ► Virginia, Staunton — Augusta County Confederates Plaque —
31 ► Virginia, Waynesboro — W-160 — Early’s Last Battle —
32 ► Virginia, Waynesboro — William H. Harman Monument — Reported permanently removed
33 ► Virginia, Waynesboro — Plumb House — The Valley is Lost — 1864 Campaigns — Reported permanently removed
34 ► Virginia, Waynesboro — Q-2-b — Waynesboro —
 
 
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