Shenandoah Valley Civil War Museums

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The Civil War in the Shenandoah Valley
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Look for the brand new Mt. Jackson Historical Museum coming in July 2003 Amherst Museum County Museum		Introduction Glen BurnieMuseum The beautiful Glass Glen Burnie Estate with the Meseum of the Shenandoah Valley Stonewall Jackson Museum at Hupp's Hill. This is a fine museum with lots exhibits for children. The area has some of the best preserved trenches and gun emplacement in the Shenandoah Valley. The Warren Rifles Confederate Museum Founded and operated by the Warren Rifles Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy, the museum contains an excellent collection of arms, battleflags, uniforms and accoutrements, cavalry equipment, rare documents and pictures, and other personal and domestic items once owned by noted Civil War figures.
Danville Museum		Amherst County Museum & Historical Society This is a fine country museum with many WBTS exhibits Danville MuseumLocated in the home used as the Last Capitol of the Confederacy The Bedford City/County Museum This museum has many exhibits including many from the WBTS. Belle Grove Plantation Situated on the Cedar Creek Battlefield, this stone home is the model of a plantation home of the early 1800's. Frountier Culture Museum Located in Staunton, this museum has several small farms depicting various agricultural eras in the Valley. Loudoun Museum in Leesburg Extensive area of Maby tributes here, History Museum and Historical Society of Western Virginia
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Mailing Address: 110 Palmyra Road, Edinburg, Va, 22824 Telephone: (540) 984-8735 Contact Hal Sharpe

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