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Historical Markers in Middlebrook, Virginia
Staunton is the county seat for Augusta County
Middlebrook is in Augusta County
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ADJACENT TO AUGUSTA COUNTY
Albemarle County (127) ►
Bath County (36) ►
Highland County (55) ►
Nelson County (44) ►
Rockbridge County (49) ►
Rockingham County (113) ►
Staunton (53) ►
Waynesboro (15) ►
Pendleton County, West Virginia (48) ►
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1 ► Virginia, Augusta County, Middlebrook — A-101 — Middlebrook Historic District —  |
| Nestled here in the countryside south of Staunton, along historic Middlebrook Road, is one of the oldest villages in the region. William and Nancy Scott sold the first 27 lots in April 1799 to Scots-Irish and German settlers. In 1851, . . . — — Map (db m50388) HM | |||
| 2 ► Virginia, Augusta County, Middlebrook — A-106 — Mount Tabor Lutheran Church — |
| Shenandoah Valley circuit-riding preacher Paul Henkel formed Mount Tabor Lutheran Church about 1785, several miles to the east. It shared a log building with St. John’s, a Lutheran and Reformed union congregation. Under the direction of David . . . — — Map (db m50578) HM | |||
| 3 ► Virginia, Augusta County, Middlebrook — Virginia Institute — |
| Near this spot stood the frame dwelling of David Frederick Bittle, pastor of Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church, in which he began in the Fall of 1842, with the assistance of Christopher C. Baughman, also a Lutheran minister, a school for young men called . . . — — Map (db m50575) HM | |||