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All the Presidents' Beds: Five of Virginia's Most Historic Inns – Garden & Gun - Vimarsana News

All the Presidents' Beds: Five of Virginia's Most Historic Inns – Garden & Gun

Fascinated by American history? Book a stay at one of these centuries-old haunts

Connecticut official salutes Culpeper historian for research, preservation - Vimarsana News

Connecticut official salutes Culpeper historian for research, preservation

CULPEPER — History lovers from the state of Connecticut recently recognized Culpeper County Civil War historian Clark “Bud” Hall for his decades of work preserving hallowed ground across the region.

Gettysburg guides launch Culpeper battlefield tours - Vimarsana News

Gettysburg guides launch Culpeper battlefield tours

CULPEPER, Va. (AP) — Gettysburg, America’s best-known Civil War battlefield, draws...

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Solar Farms Spark Civil War in Virginia - Washington Free Beacon - Vimarsana News

Solar Farms Spark Civil War in Virginia - Washington Free Beacon

HENRICO COUNTY, Va.—The speed limit sign posted inside the barbed wire fence says 15 miles per hour. If you are driving over unmarked graves it is best to proceed with caution, all the better to avoid the yellow excavator bucket lying idle on the gravel roadway. Tree saplings have been planted the length of the perimeter to eventually obscure from public view hundreds of solar panels that rest on what was once a landscape of misery for boys from Georgia and Pennsylvania. The field, known as Savage's Station, owes its name to the at least 900 Union and Confederate soldiers who killed ea...

James B. Coit of Norwich became a general in Civil War - Vimarsana News

James B. Coit of Norwich became a general in Civil War

Norwich's Brig. Gen. James B. Coit was the first person from Norwich to join the Union Army and the most decorated Connecticut Civil War soldier