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Cedar Creek & Belle Grove National Historical Park

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Geology of the Shenandoah Valley
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In 1799, Isaac Hite, Jr. commissioned seven portraits of members of his family. These portraits preserved the family's likenesses before photography was common. They also showed the family's values and concerns. The portraits made strong political statements.
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Divided Loyalties
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Freedom Seekers at Belle Grove
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Medal of Honor at Cedar Creek
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Crossing Towards an Uncertain Future
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Southern Claims Commission
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Battlefield Archeology at Cedar Creek
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Middletown Considers Secession
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Foster-Petty Family
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Visiting the Park
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Battle of Port Republic
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First Battle of Winchester
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Voting at Cedar Creek
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Occupied Winchester, 1862-1863
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Civil War Forts of Winchester
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From the arrival of the first American Indians and European settlers, through the coming of the Civil War, the rich natural resources of the Shenandoah Valley shaped both its history and its fate.
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Bearing the Brunt
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Sheridan Arrives
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The Coming of War
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Devastation of the Valley