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While visiting my flickr contact John H. Bowman and his wife Ruth Ann in Virginia, we took a two-day trip to the Shenandoah Valley. Staunton is one of the main cities of the valley and has many historic churches. My thanks to John for providing the historical information on Trinity Church. Trinity Episcopal Church was established in 1746; the present Gothic Revival church, dedicated in 1855, is the third for the parish, which was the first parish in Staunton. The church was enlarged late in the 19th century with a complete interior remodelling in 1907. There are many stained glass windows in the church and twelve of them were made by the Tiffany Studios. Trinity Episcopal Church Also, this webpage illustrates the church's many stained glass windows: Trinity's windows
Clipping found in Staunton Spectator published in Staunton, Virginia on 2/14/1882. : https://www.newspapers.com/image/72197052/?terms=%22David%2BDrummond%22 Staunton Spectator (Staunton, Virginia), 14 February 1882, Tuesday, Page 3: HORSE-THIEF IN ROCKINGHAM.--Aboutthe 11th of January, David Drummond, of Fauquier county, left his horse in the care of his cousin Jacob Sites, who lives about four miles east of Harrisonburg on the road to McGaheysville, with the understanding that he was to tkae the horse in a few days to Drummond's home--Drummond having hurried home by railroad t
I just thought this made an interesting photo. This is the train station in Staunton, VA.
