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Area Historic Sites

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These places are open to the public

usually from Spring to Fall

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the site features an annual event

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PUBLIC SITES

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Virginia

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Abrams Delight, Winchester VA

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Washington’s Office in Winchester VA

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Fort Loudoun Day in Winchester VA

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Clowser House, Fort White, Fort Frye in Frederick Co VA

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https://jimmoyer1.wixsite.com/fortloudounva/clowser-house

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https://frenchandindianwarfoundation.org/event/whites-fort-and-indian-attacks-near-it/?instance_id=2540

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Fort Colvill, Frederick Co VA

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Patriots Pride Day, Middletown VA

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Virginia Beer Museum, Front Royal VA

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Lovettesville, Loudoun Co VA

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Carlyle House in Alexandria VA

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275th Anniversary of Fairfax County VA

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Fort Harrison, Dayton VA

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Feltner Museum (now permanently closed):

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About the Picture in the old Empire / Capital Theatre now with the Feltners:

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https://jimmoyer1.wixsite.com/fortloudounva/single-post/feltner-s-winchester-appeals-to-washington

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Feltner Museum (now permanently closed)

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West Virginia

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Fort Ashby events in WV

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Fort Edwards in Capon Bridge WV

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Battle of the Great Cacapon

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Annual Fort Seybert Burning in WV 

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Maryland

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Fort Frederick Maryland

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Conococheague in Maryland

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Mason Dixon Line Events

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Fort Cumberland

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Pennsylvania

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Braddock’s Museum in PA

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Braddock’s March Events

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Fort Loudoun PA

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Fort Ligonier – called Loyalhannon  or Loyalhanna during the French and Indian War

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Private Historic Places.

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Please respect the privacy of the owner’s place. Do not trespass.

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Jeremiah Smith, known as the Old Pioneer even in George Washington’s time.  See Home. See Cemetery.  See Lost River Battle.

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Hackwood north of Winchester VA.

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Outside the PA-MD-VA-WV area

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We include these sites, because the Virginia Regiment had connections to these Forts.

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Fort Loudoun in Tennessee

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First fort for Cherokee building supervised by Major Andrew Lewis of the Virginia Regiment

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Fort Dobbs in North Carolina 

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Area Place Names
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The Story behind the Name
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Streets of Winchester VA:
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Stewart Street Winchester VA
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Four Streets of Winchester are named after the reduction of Fortress Louisbourg Canada 
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Wolfe Street Winchester VA
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Why Cork intersects Braddock?
Washington's Office Purchased by City in 1908
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Leicester Street
see blog which will have more info added
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1759 addition streets, one of which is Leicester
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Monmouth Street Winchester VA
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Indian Alley - see reference to its other names
in this walking tour brochure
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Tim Youman's Streets of Winchester
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1926 Map of Winchester
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Winchester Street Names on city govt site
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Table of contents for Historic haunts of Winchester : a ghostly trip though the past / Mac Rutherford.

Bibliographic record and links to related information available from the Library of Congress catalog.

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Note: Contents data are machine generated based on pre-publication provided by the publisher. Contents may have variations from the printed book or be incomplete or contain other coding.

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Table of Contents

Preface by Sally Coates Introduction:

As the Sun Drops Slowly Winchester

 

1. Confederate in the Window:

25 West Piccadilly Street (formerly Colonial Arts & Crafts)

2. The Cork Street Tavern:

8 West Cork Street

3. Stone Soup: 107 North Loudoun Street 4. Giant Indians: Indian Alley, South Piccadilly Street 5. Lord Fairfax: 114 West Boscawen Street (Christ Episcopal Church Courtyard) 6. Sword in the Rafter: 103 North Braddock Street 7. Prisoners at the Court House: 20 North Loudoun Street 8. Pacing Ghost: 135 North Braddock Street 9. Olde Town Cafe: (Southeast corner of Loudoun and Boscawen Streets) 10. The Blue Lady 11. Patsy: 38 West Boscawen Street (formerly G&M Music) 12. Footsteps: 125 West Boscawen Street 13. Something Lost: 116 N Braddock Street (formerly Winchester Printers) 14. The Stone House: 15 N Braddock Street 15. The Angel Tillie: 33 N Loudoun Street 16. The Arlington Hotel: 151 North Loudoun Street 17. Retreating Yankees: Joseph Denney Residence (Currently an empty lot between 21 S Braddock & 31 S Braddock) 18. Ghosts of Braddock Street Church Parking Lot (Southeast Corner of Braddock Street at Wolfe Street) 19. The Galloping Ghost: Outside the City of Winchester 20. Cards by Candlelight: 28 S Loudoun Street, Godfrey Miller House 21. Red Lion Tavern: 204 & 208 S Loudoun Street 22. Ghosts Everywhere: 2247 Jones Road 23. The Red-Headed Woman Still Waits 24. The Sword of Frank Jones 25. Stonewall Cemetery 26. Handley Library 27. Other Spirits Conclusion

 

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Ghosts -- Virginia -- Winchester.
Haunted places -- Virginia -- Winchester.
Winchester (Va.) -- History.

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