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Northern Virginia Civil War Graffiti Trail
MILITARY · DRIVING TOUR
Northern Virginia Civil War Graffiti Trail
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Stone Ridge, United States
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7 stops
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154 mi
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3 Hours
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12
THE STORY
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Union and Confederate soldiers left graffiti in homes, churches, and public buildings during the Civil War across Northern Virginia, along a route that runs from the Washington suburbs to rolling hills and farmlands.
FIND IT
ON THE TOUR
The 1863-64 Winter Encampment
Military
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Stone House
Military
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The Ben Lomond Manor House
Military
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Blenheim House
Military
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Historic Blenheim
Military
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Mt. Zion Historic Park
Military
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Frederick County Courthouse
Military
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NEARBY MARKERS
Mt. Zion Historic Park
Military
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The Fog of War
Military
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The Mosby-Forbes Engagement July 6, 1864
Military
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Neighbor Against Neighbor
Military
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Slashing Sabers
Military
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Aldie Mill
Industry
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CONTRIBUTED BYHistorical Marker Database
Stone Ridge, United States
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