Not a sunset but one of my favorite pictures that signifies what it’s like to live in the valley1yr ⋅ Virginiabornotaku ⋅ r/Virginia
I know I posted yesterday, but I wanted to show everyone my photography 🥰 this is of a sunset over king & queen county1yr ⋅ Virginiabornotaku ⋅ r/Virginia
Monument to commemorate the death of William “grumble” jones who fell not far from that spot during the battle of Piedmont3wk ⋅ Virginiabornotaku ⋅ r/CIVILWAR
This year is exciting with the 160th anniversary of stonewall Jackson’s valley campaign that was fought only 15 minutes from where I live2yr ⋅ Virginiabornotaku ⋅ r/CIVILWAR
Artillery shell fragments we found on a property outside of spotsylvania courthouse2yr ⋅ Virginiabornotaku ⋅ r/CIVILWAR
I have 3 ancestors in the 54th Pennsylvania , only one was injured at new market, but I wanted to see if anyone else has ancestors in the 54th Pennsylvania2yr ⋅ Virginiabornotaku ⋅ r/CIVILWAR
I’m excited for my hometown this year, December 11-13th will be the 160th anniversary of the battle of Fredericksburg2yr ⋅ Virginiabornotaku ⋅ r/CIVILWAR
The battle of white sulphur springs: a failed raid on lewisburg for a general who was used to failure.1wk ⋅ Virginiabornotaku ⋅ r/CIVILWAR
The battle of Piedmont is a very not so known battle in the breadbasket we call the valley and the black circle is where my house is2yr ⋅ Virginiabornotaku ⋅ r/CIVILWAR
Battle of waynesborough or waynesboro, VA, March 2nd 1865, Jubal Early’s last hold on the Shenandoah valley2yr ⋅ Virginiabornotaku ⋅ r/CIVILWAR
October 19,1864. St. Albans raid was a raid plotted by 20 southern men under the lead of lieutenant Bennett Young which only lead to one death and thousands of dollars stolen with no property damage2yr ⋅ Virginiabornotaku ⋅ r/CIVILWAR
If burnside listened to hooker and crossed farther down from Fredericksburg, do you think it’d end up the same as Chancellorsville or would the outcome be better?3yr ⋅ Virginiabornotaku ⋅ r/CIVILWAR
