Winchester during the Civil War - Encyclopedia Virginia

Background Chartered in 1752, Winchester served as the seat of and was an important market center during the nineteenth century. Nine roads and turnpikes and the Winchester and Potomac Railroad tied the city to the North and a developing national economy, but the presence of slavery linked Winchester to the South. Read more about: Winchester during the Civil War

Emerging Civil War

From Pennsylvania to Winchester Va.: Follow the trail of Civil War history to the south

Winchester, Virginia, in the American Civil War - Wikipedia

WINCHESTER IN THE CIVIL WAR - SIGNED FIRST EDITION - ONLY 1000 PRINTED - MINT

Devil Diarists of Winchester

How Union Veterans Conquered Winchester . . . After the Civil War

Winchester, Historic Town, Shenandoah Valley

Winchester, Virginia, in the American Civil War - Wikipedia

Part of the VIRGINIA CIVIL WAR BATTLES and LEADERS SERIES (VA CWBLS). Signed by author, copy #824/1000. Condition: May have light dust spots on top

EARLY'S VALLEY CAMPAIGN: THIRD BATTLE OF WINCHESTER CIVIL WAR (VA CWBLS)

Camp of the 196th Regt. O.V.I. Col. R. P. Kennedy comdg. Stevensons Station near Winchester, Va.

The Last Battle of Winchester: Phil Sheridan, Jubal Early, and the Shenandoah Valley Campaign, August 7 - September 19, 1864(pb) - Savas Beatie