The tour includes a visit to the Bushong Farm, “Bloody Cedars,” and Field of Lost Shoes where the famous VMI cadet charge took place. The cost of the tour is $30 per person and includes access to the ...

But when the Civil War began in 1861, members of the Guard left to join both the Union and the Confederacy. The Lexington Rifles had already organized with other Fayette County companies to form ...

In an Instagram post on Tuesday night, actor Alec Baldwin claimed that Americans are currently living in a "pre-Civil War" environment. The embattled "Rust" actor told his followers on Instagram ...

The officer was Gen. Gabriel Colvin Wharton, a native of Culpeper County and a graduate of Virginia Military Institute. In 1863 — in the middle of the Civil War — Wharton married Anne ...

Another structure on the property, the bank barn, survived the Civil War ... Virginia Military Institute in Lexington marched 84 miles over four days to fight in the battle. The average age of the ...

A period rifle can run $2,000—if you can get one ... than working at Colonial Williamsburg or being an extra in a Civil War movie (which many of these men had done). Assuming reenactors were ...

LEXINGTON — A Virginia Military Institute cadet alleges that a male campus police officer, while investigating a theft from her dorm room, led her to a basement room, ordered her ...

"NARA staff checked available records concerning Jacob Miller's service and the wound he received during the Civil War. His service record confirms that he was wounded at Chickamauga and was ...

Alex Garland‘s latest dystopian A24 film Civil War is out in theatres this weekend, attracting buzz from fans and critics alike. It first premiered at South by Southwest on March 14, 2024 (to ...

Spoiler alert! We're discussing major details about the ending of “Civil War” (in theaters now). “Civil War” isn’t Kirsten Dunst's first time in the White House. In 1999, the actress co ...

Landscapers were blown away when they found a possible Civil War cannonball while working in the yard of a Virginia home. The object — believed to be a rock at first — left real estate agent ...