Historical Places at the Gateways of the Shenandoah Valley in Jefferson County, West Virginia

Name/Title

Historical Places at the Gateways of the Shenandoah Valley in Jefferson County, West Virginia

Entry/Object ID

LIB678

Description

Contents: 5. Harpers Ferry, Jefferson County, West Virginia, at the entrance of the Shenandoah Valley 7. Charles Town, Laid out by Charles Washington, brother of General George Washington 9. Harewood, Home of Samuel Washington 13. Dolly Payne Madison, Wife of President Madison, who was married at Harewood 19. Mordington, Home of Charles Washington 20. St. George's Chapel, a Colonial Church attended by the Washington Family, now in ruins 21. The road over the Blue Ridge Mountains to Washington, DC 22. Shepherdstown, the Oldest Town in West Virginia 24. James Rumsey, the Inventor of the Steamboat 27. Four Colonial Homes in Jefferson County 29. Greenway Court, Home of Lord Fairfax, at White Post, Across the Virginia Border 32. Map Showing Roads in Jefferson County to Historical Places

Acquisition

Accession

00

Source or Donor

Found in collection

Acquisition Method

Gift

Publication Details

Author

Thruston, Mynna

Edition

Second edition

Publisher

Mynna Thurston

Place Published

* Untyped Place Published

Shepherdstown, WV