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In The Footsteps of Mosby's Rangers, Part Two

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Monument, WarrentonHere we visit Buck Marsh, Front Royal, Marshall, and Warrenton. Mosby's men did not surrender at the end of the war but merely disbanded. Later in life Mosby lost popularity for a while because he supported U.S. Grant's presidential campaign and went to work for the government. Eventually though, he became a legendary figure, riding through the mists of memory in the hills of Virginia.

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class at buckmarsh creek prospect hill cemetery
Buck Marsh near Berryville - site of wagon train raid Buck Marsh today Prospect Cemetery, Front Royal
obelisk Monument in Marshall hotel
Prospect Cemetery, Monument to rangers who were executed Where Mosby Disbanded the Rangers, Marshall, VA Warren Green Hotel, Warrenton, VA
courthouse grave statue
Mosby Monument, Warrenton Resting Place of Mosby, Warrenton Monument to Confederate Dead
Depot building Photos taken by Linda Walcroft, October 2003

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Links of Interest

Memoirs of John Singleton Mosby - long, takes a while to load

History of the First Vermont Cavalry which repeatedly struggled to capture Mosby

Mosby Heritage Area

Mosby Museum, Warrenton

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