Shenandoah Valley
Click any image to begin a slide show of the Shenandoah Valley battlefields of 1864
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- Mount Jackson is the backdrop for the Bushong Farm on the Battlefield at New Market, Va 2014
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- Union Signal Corps at Cedar Creek 2014
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- View of the Luray Valley from Shenandoah National Park’s Skyline Drive
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- Union troops were encamped here on the 18th century Belle Grove Plantation when they were overrun during the Battle of Cedar Creek
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- The Meadow Brook runs its course through the Belle Grove Plantation and formed a natural defensive position during Battle of Cedar Creek
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- Signal Knob overlooks the Battlefield at Cedar Creek in Middletown, Va
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- Fog and wind swept Bootens Gap in Shenandoah National Park
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- Confederate battle flags undulate with a snaking battle line at Cedar Creek, Va 2014
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- The rising sun illuminates the 3rd Winchester Battlefield 2014
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- Massanutten Mountain from the Cross Keys Battlefield near Harrisonburg, Va
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- Reenactors line the hills at Cedar Creek 2014
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- Cattle graze beside the 3rd Winchester Battlefield. Union troops formed on this ground before crossing Red Bud Run and entering the battle on Sept. 19th 1864 – Winchester, Va
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- Reenactors on the march in the Shenandoah Valley 2014
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- Double exposure showing two views of the 3rd Winchester Battlefield
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- Union reenactors line the ridges at Cedar Creek
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- Red Bud Run on the 3rd Winchester Battlefield
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- Reenactors march past stacked rifles at Cedar Creek
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- The Battlefield at Fisher’s Hill, Va
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- Reenactors in the Shenandoah Valley 2014
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- The Confederate point of view on the Battlefield at Fisher’s Hill, Va 2014
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- Reenactors at Cedar Creek
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- Union troops attacked entrenched Confederates along the ridge line here at Fisher’s Hill Battlefield
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- Brig. Gen. Darrell Markijohn rallies the troops at Cedar Creek in 2014
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- Fisher’s Hill Battlefield
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- Union reenactors vote in the 1864 presidential campaign at Cedar Creek
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- Looking toward Tumbling Run on Fisher’s Hill Battlefield
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- Horse-drawn artillery pass reenactors on parade at Cedar Creek
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- Generations of residential ruins near the Shenandoah River in Fisher’s Hill, Va
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- South Fork of the Shenandoah River at Front Royal, Va 2014
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- Deer on the horizon at Big Meadows in Shenandoah National Park
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- Union reenactors line the hills at Cedar Creek
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- Forest road through Bootens Gap in Shenandoah National Park
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- The Edinburg Mill is one of the only surviving mills that escaped destruction by Sheridan’s troops in 1864
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- Union and Confederate reenactors clash in the Shenandoah Valley in 2014
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- The ruins of the Stickley Mill over Cedar Creek burned by Union troops in 1864
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- Above the clouds in Shenandoah National Park
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- Confederate reenactors at Cedar Creek 2014
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- An abandoned home disintegrates over time along the Opequon Creek near Fisher’s Hill, Va
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- Red truck and farm buildings in Middletown, Va 2014
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- Reenactors commemorate the Battle of Cedar Creek with fighting around the Heater House a structure present during the famous battle in 1864
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- Cross Keys Battlefield
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- The Battlefield at Cross Keys near Harrisonburg, Va
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- Reenactors commemorate the Battle of Cedar Creek
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- Unharvested corn on the Valley Pike near Mount Jackson, Va 2014
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- Battlefield at New Market, Va
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- Reenactors commemorate the Battle of Cedar Creek with fighting around the Heater House a structure present during the famous battle in 1864
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- Farm along the Valley Pike in New Market, Va
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- Union reenactors in a Grand Review at Cedar Creek
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- Country road, New Market, Va 2014
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- Mount Jackson from a farm in New Market, Va
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- Opequon Creek near Burnt Factory, Va
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- The aftermath of battle at Cedar Creek 2014
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- The Cross Keys Battlefield
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- The Luray Valley from Shenandoah National Park
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- Doug Camper, at left, commemorates the sesquicentennial by surrendering at Cedar Creek as his great great grandfather did in 1864
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- Encampment at Cedar Creek 2014
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- The Heater House on the Battlefield at Cedar Creek
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- Clouds form in Shenandoah National Park
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- Fog should an overlook in Shenandoah National Park 2014
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